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Flashcards for Chemistry, code 043, split by unit in the curriculum's order, with a subdeck of the listed practical experiments. Written from the Curriculum 2026-27 for board exams from 2027, following the units it marks as summatively assessed.

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What is inside (68 subdecks)

  • 1. Solutions112 cards
    • Abnormal molar mass and the Van't Hoff factor20 cards
    • Colligative properties and molar mass35 cards
    • Solubility of a gas in a liquid and Henry's law11 cards
    • Types of solutions and concentration terms21 cards
    • Vapour pressure and Raoult's law25 cards
  • 2. Electrochemistry120 cards
    • Batteries and fuel cells23 cards
    • Conductance of electrolytic solutions22 cards
    • Corrosion13 cards
    • Electrochemical cells and standard electrode potential33 cards
    • Electrolytic cells and electrolysis16 cards
    • The Nernst equation and concentration cells13 cards
  • 3. Chemical Kinetics58 cards
    • Integrated rate equations and half-life16 cards
    • Order and molecularity15 cards
    • Rate of a chemical reaction8 cards
    • Temperature dependence and collision theory19 cards
  • 4. d- and f-Block Elements88 cards
    • General properties of the transition elements36 cards
    • Position and electronic configuration12 cards
    • Potassium dichromate14 cards
    • Potassium permanganate14 cards
    • The lanthanoids and actinoids12 cards
  • 5. Coordination Compounds102 cards
    • Bonding: valence bond theory and crystal field theory31 cards
    • Importance and applications7 cards
    • Isomerism19 cards
    • Nomenclature20 cards
    • Werner's theory and key terms25 cards
  • 6. Haloalkanes and Haloarenes67 cards
    • Classification and nomenclature10 cards
    • Physical properties and reactions of haloalkanes27 cards
    • Polyhalogen compounds13 cards
    • Reactions of haloarenes6 cards
    • The carbon-halogen bond and methods of preparation11 cards
  • 7. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers60 cards
    • Chemical reactions of phenols13 cards
    • Classification, nomenclature and preparation of alcohols10 cards
    • Ethers6 cards
    • Physical properties and reactions of alcohols25 cards
    • Preparation and physical properties of phenols6 cards
  • 8. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids71 cards
    • Carboxylic acids19 cards
    • Nomenclature, structure and preparation of aldehydes and ketones13 cards
    • Nucleophilic addition reactions12 cards
    • Oxidation, reduction, tests and uses18 cards
    • Reactions of the alpha hydrogen and named reactions9 cards
  • 9. Amines41 cards
    • Basicity of amines6 cards
    • Chemical reactions and identification tests15 cards
    • Classification, nomenclature and preparation10 cards
    • Diazonium salts10 cards
  • 10. Biomolecules75 cards
    • Carbohydrates32 cards
    • Proteins and enzymes17 cards
    • Vitamins, nucleic acids and hormones26 cards
  • Experiments47 cards
    • Chemical kinetics experiments4 cards
    • Chromatography3 cards
    • Electrochemistry experiment3 cards
    • Preparation of inorganic and organic compounds4 cards
    • Qualitative salt analysis7 cards
    • Quantitative estimation by titration6 cards
    • Surface chemistry preparations5 cards
    • Tests for carbohydrates and proteins6 cards
    • Tests for functional groups6 cards
    • Thermochemistry experiments3 cards

Some of its cards

  • Is the carbon-halogen bond in a haloalkane polar or non-polar?
    Polar, since halogens are more electronegative than carbon
  • What is structural isomerism in coordination compounds?
    Isomerism arising from a difference in the way the atoms are connected, rather than in the arrangement of groups in space
  • What functional group defines a phenol?
    A hydroxyl group bonded directly to a carbon of an aromatic ring
  • According to the Arrhenius equation, how does the rate constant kk of a reaction change as temperature rises?
    It increases
  • Why do haloalkanes have higher boiling points than the alkanes of similar molecular mass?
    The polar C-X bond gives haloalkane molecules stronger dipole-dipole and van der Waals forces between them
  • In the experiment measuring the effect of concentration and temperature on the reaction between sodium thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid, how is the end point of the reaction judged?
    By timing how long it takes for a cross marked on paper beneath the reaction flask to become invisible through the developing sulfur precipitate
  • What is an abnormal molar mass, in the context of colligative properties?
    A molar mass calculated from a colligative property measurement that does not match the solute's true molar mass
  • How is the enthalpy of dissolution of a salt such as potassium nitrate measured in the laboratory?
    By dissolving a weighed amount of the salt in a known mass of water in an insulated calorimeter and recording the temperature change
  • What does the Nernst equation describe?
    How the electrode potential (or cell EMF) of a half-cell (or cell) varies with the concentrations of the species involved, away from standard conditions
  • What is the functional group of an aldehyde?
    A carbonyl group (C=O\mathrm{C=O}) bonded to at least one hydrogen atom, −CHO\mathrm{-CHO}

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