Gcse chemistry c8 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GCSE AQA Triple Chemistry Paper 1 2024/2025 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED C8 1) What is required for a reaction to happen? - answer a successful collisions C8 2) How can you use a graph to calculate the rate of reaction? - answer calculate gradient (on a curve tangent) C8 3) What four things can speed up the rate of reaction? - answer temperature, concentration, surface area and catalyst C8 11) What formula is used to calculate the rate of reaction? - answer amount of ...

GCSE AQA Triple Chemistry Paper 1 2024/2025 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED C8 1) What is required for a reaction to happen? - answer a successful collisions C8 2) How can you use a graph to calculate the rate of reaction? - answer calculate gradient (on a curve tangent) C8 3) What four things can speed up the rate of reaction? - answer temperature, concentration, surface area and catalyst C8 11) What formula is used to calculate the rate of reaction? - answer amount of ...

AQA GCSE Chemistry C8 Already Rated A+ 1. What is the concept of reaction rate, and why is it important? Answer: Reaction rate refers to the speed at which reactants convert into products. This concept is crucial in the chemical industry and our bodies, as it affects the efficiency and cost of producing products. 2. How can you measure the rate of a chemical reaction? Answer: You can measure the rate of a reaction by monitoring how quickly reactants are consumed and products are fo...

Chemistry mind maps for AQA GCSE Chemistry Triple Higher Chapters C1, C2, C8, C9, C10, C11

Method and safety of how to carry out the rate of reaction practical in C8.

This document contains flash card-style notes on the C8 Chemical Analysis topic of AQA GCSE Chemistry subject.

GCSE Chemistry AQA C8 Chemical Analysis (Paper 2 - Triple) Rated A+ 1. What is the definition of a pure substance? Answer: A pure substance is a substance that contains only one compound or element throughout. 2. How can you determine the purity of a substance? Answer: You can determine the purity of a substance by measuring its melting and boiling points and comparing it with data from a book. The impurer a substance, the lower its melting point and higher its boiling point. 3. Wh...

This document contains a mindmap full complete notes on the ‘Chemical Analysis’ topic in AQA GCSE Chemistry. This has every thing you need from the AQA GCSE specification on Chemical Analysis.

This document is a series of handmade mindmaps scanned onto a PDF, each one covering one GCSE Chemistry topic from Paper 2 in great detail. Made by a Grade 9 student in preparation (revision) for GCSE exams.