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GCSE unit C5 Chem

C5

Gritty stuff !

RFM, moles, empirical formula, electrolysis, titrations, gas volumes, equilibria and more .........

C5 ionic precipitation PREP work

	This is all the work on ionic precipitation that you covered in units C3 & C4. Check it out before the ionic precipitation stuff in C5 (mainly art & lead iodide).
Created 17/01/12 by G Luxton \| Clicks: 53 \| Comments: 0

C5a (II) reacting mass calculations

	A word document version (so that you can download and type straight in, rather than printing off.....) of the the document. Calculate the mass of one substance given the mass of another and a balanced equation. Higher tier.
Created 19/04/11 by G Luxton \| Clicks: 73 \| Comments: 0

C5a (II) reacting mass calculations

	These are HIGHER tier Qs on reacting masses - using the mass of one substance and a balanced equation to predict the mass of another. Answers at the end of the doc.
Created 19/04/11 by G Luxton \| Clicks: 85 \| Comments: 0

C5a RFM calculations

	Try out this digi-exercise to calculate RFMs. You'll need a periodic table and a calculator.
Created 14/04/11 by G Luxton \| Clicks: 45 \| Comments: 0

C5a calculations using moles etc... (part 1)

	Try out this sheet of quick calculations on RFM, moles and mass. Answers attached. Grade E = calculate RFM (without any brackets in formula) Grade C = calculate RFM (with brackets) Grade A = calculate number of moles, given the mass. calculate the mass, given the number of moles.
Created 14/04/11 by G Luxton \| Clicks: 84 \| Comments: 0