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Flashcards for Edexcel GCSE Chemistry (1CH0), split into Paper 1 and Paper 2 and then by topic in the specification's order, with the eight core practicals in the topics they belong to and gathered again in their own subdeck. A third subdeck covers the key concepts, working scientifically skills and core practicals that both papers can test. Higher-tier cards say so. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

Adding it gives you your own copy, with every subdeck below. Each card then comes back just before you would forget it, and every one you get right or wrong counts towards your mastery of its topic. You can delete or suspend the parts you are not studying once it is yours.

What is inside (46 subdecks)

  • Both papers329 cards
    • 0. Formulae, equations and hazards67 cards
    • 1. Key concepts in chemistry220 cards
      • Atomic structure43 cards
      • Calculations involving masses44 cards
      • Covalent bonding14 cards
      • Ionic bonding37 cards
      • The periodic table38 cards
      • Types of substance44 cards
    • Core practicals8 cards
    • Working scientifically 1. Development of scientific thinking7 cards
    • Working scientifically 2. Experimental skills and strategies7 cards
    • Working scientifically 3. Analysis and evaluation11 cards
    • Working scientifically 4. Units, prefixes and significant figures9 cards
  • Paper 1328 cards
    • 2. States of matter and mixtures56 cards
      • Methods of separating and purifying substances30 cards
      • States of matter26 cards
    • 3. Chemical changes129 cards
      • Acids and salts88 cards
      • Electrolytic processes41 cards
    • 4. Extracting metals and equilibria63 cards
      • Obtaining and using metals44 cards
      • Reversible reactions and equilibria19 cards
    • 5. Separate chemistry 180 cards
      • Chemical cells and fuel cells6 cards
      • Dynamic equilibria13 cards
      • Quantitative analysis26 cards
      • Transition metals, alloys and corrosion35 cards
  • Paper 2310 cards
    • 6. Groups in the periodic table69 cards
      • Group 012 cards
      • Group 123 cards
      • Group 734 cards
    • 7. Rates of reaction and energy changes54 cards
      • Heat energy changes in chemical reactions21 cards
      • Rates of reaction33 cards
    • 8. Fuels and Earth science67 cards
      • Earth and atmospheric science24 cards
      • Fuels43 cards
    • 9. Separate chemistry 2120 cards
      • Alcohols and carboxylic acids21 cards
      • Bulk and surface properties of matter including nanoparticles12 cards
      • Hydrocarbons26 cards
      • Polymers27 cards
      • Qualitative analysis: tests for ions34 cards

Some of its cards

  • Name a type of change where temperature can be measured to show heat energy change.
    Salts dissolving in water
  • Why do scientists use SI units?
    So measurements are unambiguous and can be compared
  • How is a covalent bond formed?
    A pair of electrons is shared between two atoms
  • What is an electrolyte?
    An ionic compound that is molten or dissolved in water
  • What does translating data from one form to another mean?
    Presenting the same information differently, such as a table as a graph
  • What is a hypothesis based on?
    Scientific theory
  • How can the relative reactivity of metals be found experimentally?
    Comparing their reactions with water, acids and salt solutions
  • What does core practical 2.11 investigate, and how?
    The composition of inks, by simple distillation and paper chromatography
  • Name the four ways elements and compounds can be classified by structure and bonding.
    Ionic, simple molecular, giant covalent, metallic
  • What is the formula of methane?
    CH4\mathrm{CH_4}

And 957 more once you add the deck.