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Edexcel GCSE Combined Science

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Flashcards for Edexcel GCSE Combined Science (1SC0), split into the six papers, Biology 1 and 2, Chemistry 1 and 2, and Physics 1 and 2, and then by topic in the specification's order. Higher-tier-only cards say so. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (56 subdecks)

  • Biology 1253 cards
    • Topic 1 Key concepts in biology67 cards
    • Topic 2 Cells and control48 cards
    • Topic 3 Genetics49 cards
    • Topic 4 Natural selection and genetic modification30 cards
    • Topic 5 Health, disease and the development of medicines59 cards
  • Biology 2160 cards
    • Topic 6 Plant structures and their functions40 cards
    • Topic 7 Animal coordination, control and homeostasis46 cards
    • Topic 8 Exchange and transport in animals35 cards
    • Topic 9 Ecosystems and material cycles39 cards
  • Chemistry 1269 cards
    • Formulae, equations and hazards8 cards
    • Topic 1 Key concepts in chemistry126 cards
      • Atomic structure29 cards
      • Calculations involving masses23 cards
      • Covalent bonding10 cards
      • Ionic bonding20 cards
      • The periodic table20 cards
      • Types of substance24 cards
    • Topic 2 States of matter and mixtures29 cards
    • Topic 3 Chemical change71 cards
      • Acids45 cards
      • Electrolytic processes26 cards
    • Topic 4 Extracting metals and equilibria35 cards
  • Chemistry 2135 cards
    • Topic 6 Groups in the periodic table45 cards
      • Group 09 cards
      • Group 114 cards
      • Group 722 cards
    • Topic 7 Rates of reaction and energy changes41 cards
      • Heat energy changes in chemical reactions20 cards
      • Rates of reaction21 cards
    • Topic 8 Fuels and Earth science49 cards
      • Earth and atmospheric science18 cards
      • Fuels31 cards
  • Physics 1200 cards
    • Topic 1 Key concepts of physics14 cards
    • Topic 2 Motion and forces54 cards
    • Topic 3 Conservation of energy26 cards
    • Topic 4 Waves27 cards
    • Topic 5 Light and the electromagnetic spectrum25 cards
    • Topic 6 Radioactivity54 cards
      • Atomic structure and radiation30 cards
      • Nuclear equations, half-life and safety24 cards
  • Physics 2178 cards
    • Topic 8 Energy - forces doing work18 cards
    • Topic 9 Forces and their effects19 cards
    • Topic 10 Electricity and circuits60 cards
      • Circuits, current and potential difference24 cards
      • Domestic electricity and power21 cards
      • Resistance and components15 cards
    • Topic 12 Magnetism and the motor effect21 cards
    • Topic 13 Electromagnetic induction16 cards
    • Topic 14 Particle model25 cards
    • Topic 15 Forces and matter19 cards

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  • The stages of the cell cycle, in order, are interphase, prophase, [...], anaphase and telophase, followed by cytokinesis
    The stages of the cell cycle, in order, are interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase, followed by cytokinesis
  • Name an experimental method used to measure a reaction's rate.
    Measuring the volume of gas produced over time
  • What ion do acids release in solution?
    H+\mathrm{H^+}
  • What colour is chlorine at room temperature?
    Pale green-yellow
  • How does the World Health Organization define health?
    Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing, not just the absence of disease
  • What is Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection?
    Organisms best suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce, passing on their characteristics
  • What does the kinetic theory model describe about particles in each state?
    How closely packed and how free to move they are
  • What state symbol is used for a solid in a chemical equation?
    (s)
  • How is the relative formula mass of a compound calculated?
    Sum of the relative atomic masses in its formula
  • A cell whose genetic material is enclosed in a nucleus
    Eukaryotic cell

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