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Flashcards for Eduqas A-level Chemistry (A410), split into Core ideas, Physical and inorganic chemistry and Organic chemistry and analysis, then by topic in the specification's order. Specified practical work sits in the topic it belongs to. Written from the specification for exams from 2027 (version 2, January 2019). Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (53 subdecks)

  • Core ideas, principles and concepts727 cards
    • C1 The language of chemistry and structure of matter324 cards
      • C1.1 Formulae and equations46 cards
      • C1.2 Basic ideas about atoms59 cards
      • C1.3 Chemical calculations49 cards
      • C1.4 Bonding47 cards
      • C1.5 Solid structures27 cards
      • C1.6 The Periodic Table96 cards
        • 1. Trends and redox12 cards
        • 2. Groups 1 and 239 cards
        • 3. Group 729 cards
        • 4. Salts and analysis16 cards
    • C2 Chemical change144 cards
      • C2.1 Simple equilibria and acid-base reactions65 cards
      • C2.2 Thermochemistry29 cards
      • C2.3 Rates of reaction37 cards
      • C2.4 The wider impact of chemistry13 cards
    • C3 Chemistry of carbon compounds259 cards
      • C3.1 Organic compounds58 cards
      • C3.2 Hydrocarbons62 cards
      • C3.3 Halogenoalkanes45 cards
      • C3.4 Alcohols and carboxylic acids55 cards
      • C3.5 Instrumental analysis39 cards
  • Organic chemistry and analysis302 cards
    • OA1 Higher concepts in organic chemistry44 cards
      • OA1.1 Stereoisomerism14 cards
      • OA1.2 Aromaticity30 cards
    • OA2 Organic compounds containing oxygen102 cards
      • OA2.1 Alcohols and phenols22 cards
      • OA2.2 Aldehydes and ketones41 cards
      • OA2.3 Carboxylic acids and their derivatives39 cards
    • OA3 Organic compounds containing nitrogen59 cards
      • OA3.1 Amines31 cards
      • OA3.2 Amino acids, peptides and proteins28 cards
    • OA4 Organic synthesis and analysis97 cards
      • 1. Synthesis and purification40 cards
      • 2. Polymers16 cards
      • 3. Spectroscopy17 cards
      • 4. Chromatography and planning tests24 cards
  • Physical and inorganic chemistry388 cards
    • PI1 Electrochemistry77 cards
      • PI1.1 Redox and standard electrode potential46 cards
      • PI1.2 Redox reactions31 cards
    • PI2 More complex patterns of the Periodic Table142 cards
      • PI2.1 Chemistry of the p-block75 cards
      • PI2.2 Chemistry of the d-block transition metals67 cards
    • PI3 Chemical kinetics46 cards
    • PI4 Energy changes48 cards
      • PI4.1 Enthalpy changes for solids and solutions28 cards
      • PI4.2 Entropy and feasibility of reactions20 cards
    • PI5 Equilibria75 cards
      • PI5.1 Equilibrium constants21 cards
      • PI5.2 Acid-base equilibria54 cards

Some of its cards

  • What is a mass spectrometer used for in organic analysis?
    To find relative molecular mass from the molecular ion and structure from fragments
  • What are the three types of radiation from radioactive decay?
    Alpha, beta and gamma
  • In a reversible reaction at dynamic equilibrium, the rate of the forward reaction is [...] the rate of the reverse reaction.
    In a reversible reaction at dynamic equilibrium, the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the reverse reaction.
  • What is the formula of the nitrate ion?
    NO3−\mathrm{NO_3^{-}}
  • How is a soluble salt made from an insoluble base?
    Add the base in excess to warm acid, filter off the excess, then crystallise the filtrate
  • What is the order of acidity of carboxylic acids, phenols, alcohols and water?
    Carboxylic acids are most acidic, then phenols, then water, then alcohols
  • What is the standard enthalpy change of formation?
    The enthalpy change when one mole of a compound forms from its elements in their standard states under standard conditions
  • Oxidation is the [...] of electrons and reduction is the gain of electrons.
    Oxidation is the loss of electrons and reduction is the gain of electrons.
  • What is a partial pressure?
    The pressure a gas in a mixture would exert if it alone occupied the volume
  • What are the reagent and conditions for the industrial preparation of ethanol from ethene?
    Steam, a phosphoric acid catalyst, 300 °C and 60 atm

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