Chemistry revision 1 to 2

hours
In the final week of term you will be set an assessment using google
forms. It will be multiple choice and you will receive an instant score.

The next few slides will give you an opportunity to revise the topics we
have covered over the past 3 months.

The following are only suggestions. If you feel you revise best using a
revision clock then use that, if you feel revision cards work best for
then use revision cards!

Use your own revision notes or BBC Bitesize to help you complete each
of the tasks

Please email j.green@millfield.lancs.sch.uk if you have any questions.

 States of Matter
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 Changes of State
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Match the key word to the definition

 Separating techniques
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Complete the table describing the different separation techniques
Method Used to separate Apparatus used Examples
filtering (filtration)    

evaporation    

     

  individual solutes from a mixture of colours found in ink

solutes in a solvent

 
 Atomic Structure
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1. Draw a labelled diagram of an atom.

2. Copy and complete the table below

3. Explain why an atom has no overall charge

 Atomic Structure
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4.

5. Explain how to calculate the number of protons,

neutrons and electrons of an element. Give 3
examples.
 Electron Arrangement
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Pick 5 elements from the periodic table (from
hydrogen to calcium only) and draw its electronic
configuration

WAGOLL
 Bonding
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Complete the table to compare each type of bonding

Type of Example Types of Description of Melting/ Conducts
Bonding substance bonding boiling point electricity?
high or low? WHY?
WHY?
Covalent Carbon dioxide
Water

Giant Covalent High due to

strong covalent
bonds

Ionic A metal and a Yes because it

non metal has delocalised
electrons

Metallic Positive metal ions

surrounded by a sea
of delocalised
electrons
 Acids and Alkali’s
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1. What ion in solution does an acid make?

2. What ion in solution does an alkali make?

3. What does neutralisation mean?

4. Write a general word equation for neutralisation

5. Write a general neutralisation ionic equation

 Acids and Alkali’s
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Add the following labels to the pH scale

Strong acid Strong Alkali
Weak acid Weak alkali Neutral

Give an example of each

 Acids and Alkali’s
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Hydrochloric acid Sulphuric acid Nitric acid
Magnesium
Copper oxide Copper chloride
Sodium Hydroxide
Potassium Hydroxide Potassium Sulphate
Copper Carbonate
Lithium Carbonate Lithium Nitrate

1. Name the salt made in each of the reactions in the table above

2. Write a word equation for 3 of the above reactions