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A Level Edexcel Chemistry - Topic 10 - Equilibrium 1/I Fully updated notes providing drop down answers to self made questions designed from numerous textbooks and exam mark schemes. During my revision, I created these drop down questions and answers by extracting the key information needed to achieve top marks in exams. I achieved a high A* using only these notes. Notes for all other topics have been released on my page :) Hope I can help!

NCLEX RN EXAMS MARK KLEMIK LECTURES NOTES 100% GUARANTEED A+ Acid-Base Balance Rule of the Bs - If the pH and the bicarb are both in the same direction, then it is metabolic - Just look at the pH and the bicarb - If the bicarb is 21 and the pH is 7.2, then you’ve got metabolic acidosis because the pH indicates acidosis and it’s going in the same direction as the bicarb (down), so it’s metabolic. - If the pH is 7.2 but the bicarb is 26 or over, then they are going in different d...

The complete notes for the International Baccalaureate course of Chemistry (HL & SL) - by an IB student of M22 achieving 45 points. Chemistry companion course book is entirely covered in the notes, with definitions, explanations, diagrams, and exam-style question examples. Notes are typed-up and organized by unit. Notes are clear and concise - no unnecessary details. All you need to achieve a 7 in IB Chemistry HL & SL is contained within the note-set. Perfect for revision purposes and final IB e...

CHMY 223: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II (Spring) Attendance: Attendance is not mandatory but is strongly encouraged. You are responsible for all material presented in class whether you attend or not. Lecture notes will be posted online when possible following the class period. Cheating: All students must practice academic honesty. Academic misconduct is subject to an academic penalty by the course instructor (see below) and/or a disciplinary sanction by the University. All students need to be famil...

CHMY 223 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II (Spring) Prerequisites: Passing grade in CHMY 123, 143 or the equivalent; CHMY 221 C- or better. Organic chemistry is cumulative! Material from CHMY 221 will show up in the quizzes and exams in this course. Course description and objectives: This course is a continuation of CHMY 221 and is an intensive survey of the analysis, structure, reactions and synthesis of the main classes of organic compounds. The course will begin by introducing analytical techniques ...

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This document covers all questions in the unit 7 contemporary issues of science. This document breaks down how to answer each question, from planning out how you answer the questions, the mark scheme, bullet points, correct research and more!

This is a summary of every learning objective (a-j) for Topic 6, CI on the OCR Chemistry B (Salters-Nuffield) specification. I have arranged my notes answering each objective, and have given definitions, equations, techniques, and other notes based on the textbook and my lessons. These notes include rates of reaction, the Arrhenius equation, Kc, nitrogen oxides, nitrate and ammonium ion tests, and more. Selling these as cheaper as this is a short topic! I used these notes for my Chemistry ex...

These notes summarise the full CCEA GCE Chemistry AS module 1 (Physical and Inorganic Chemistry) course. I wrote and utilised them to revise for my Chemistry AS exams (taken in the summer of 2022) in which I received an ‘A’ grade. The notes are handwritten using GoodNote and contain diagrams. In this set of notes, units 1-6 are covered, ie: Formulae, equations & amounts, atomic structure, bonding, intermolecular forces, structure and shapes of molecules.