Redox notes - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summative notes for OCR A-Level Module 5 (Y13). Contains notes on acids/buffers/bases, transition metals, enthalpy and entropy, and redox/electrode potentials. Notes are written to the specification and match the mark scheme. The document contains diagrams, example equations, exam tips and worked questions. Enjoy!

Notes cover: Aqueous reactions, dissociation, electrolytes and non electrolytes, hydrolysis reactions, acid/base pairs, strong acids and weak acids, strong bases and weak bases, neutralization reactions, gas forming reactions, redox reactions, oxidation numbers, oxidation of metals, acids, salts, net ionic equations, concentration of solutions, molarity, stoichiometry

You can use these notes as quick review notes. This helped me get a 100 for the chemistry regents. Good luck! Unit 1: scientific measurements Unit 2: matter and energy Unit 3: gas laws Unit 4: atomic structure Unit 5: nuclear chemistry Unit 6: periodic table Unit 7: bonding Unit 8: organic chemistry Unit 9: stoichiometry Unit 10: solutions Unit 11: acids and bases Unit 12: kinetics and equilibrium Unit 13: redox chemistry

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Detailed A Level Chemistry Edexcel notes on further redox

Notes Book questions Science portion 1) Which cavities is lined by the connective tissue peritoneum?  Abdominal Cavity 2) Which hormone that mediates the fight or flight response?  Epinephrine 3) Occurs if the epiglottis does not function properly?  The client coughs because food goes into the trachea. 4) Which of the following composes the ring the support the trachea?  Hyaline cartilage 5) Which of the following valves of blood from the arteries into the ventricle?  ...

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Notes for 12 weeks of essential chemistry. First 6 pages are for the first term, and the rest is the second term. The lectures for the first half are language of chemistry; atoms, molecules, and stoichiometry; acids and bases; spectroscopy; redox reactions. The lectures assessed in the second half are kinetic chemistry, extraction, chromatography, chemical bonds, organic chemistry, and biological chemistry. The lectures can be found with ease by ctrl + F and entering /19, as all of the dates of ...

Notes Book questions Science portion 1) Which cavities is lined by the connective tissue peritoneum? 2) Which hormone that mediates the fight or flight response? 3) Occurs if the epiglottis does not function properly? 4) Which of the following composes the ring the support the trachea? 5) Which of the following valves of blood from the arteries into the ventricle? Side Note: (Bicuspid, or mitral valve is located between the left atrium and ventricle. Tricuspid valve is between right atrium and v...