Materials and Nanochemistry flashcards
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This Materials and Nanochemistry page on GoConqr gathers community-made flashcards on topics from nanoscience to material choices and detergents. School students can practice key terms and questions, while teachers can find ready-made material. The page has more than 50 flashcard resources, mostly covering school-level topics. Pick a deck and start studying.
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192 cardsNanomaterials Why nanostructured materials?
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71 cardsCeramics What are ceramics?
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58 cardsadsorption what is surface chemistry?
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30 cardsMaterials
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35 cardsC2 What are Rubber, Plastics and Fibre used for?
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26 cardsChmL Module 2 Assessment (part2) ▪ Nanoparticles added to paints, for example, render them corrosion resistant and scratch-proof, and can ev...
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53 cardsChemistry -C1 Give three fossil fuels that are non-renewable
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37 cardsColour by Design Electromagnetic Spectrum (lowest freq- highest freq)
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18 cardsnanoparticles / materials and their uses
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38 cardsChemistry 2 When are ions formed?
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22 cardsDetergents Washing powder is a mixture. What are the main components of it and what do they do
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24 cardsC2 - Material Choices Why do materials need the right properties?
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48 cardsC2
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28 cardsspecial materials what is graphene
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16 cardsNanoscience What is a nanometre?
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27 cardsMetals Revision for Year 9 Exam
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18 cardscolloids what is Thomas graham's experiment?
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24 cardsConstruction materials Where are the metals iron and aluminium extracted from?
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20 cardsSurfactants as detergents
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16 cardsC2 Revision
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19 cardsUntitled 1 Hydrocarbons are made of...
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10 cardsChemistry: C4.1 How is data used to choose a material for a particular use? What are the physical properties of glass and clay ceramics? What are examples and uses of ceramics?
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11 cardsChemistry revision cards What is an alloy?
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17 cardsPaints and PIgments C1 What is a pigment
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3 cardsChemistry Unit 1 Part 2 - Rocks and building materials C1 - Rocks And Building Materials
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6 cardsC6H Detergents What are the main components of a washing powder?
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11 cardsC2 - Material Choices C2 - Material Choices
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18 cardsC2- Materials and their Properties Give two examples of materials from plants.
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17 cardsC4 types of materials How are ceramics made?
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8 cardsSurfactants as detergents 1 What is a surfactant?
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7 cardsC4 nanoparticles What is nm in standard form?
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6 cardsC2- Nanotechnology What is nano technology used for?
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7 cardsUntitled What is a nanometre?
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8 cardsCHEMISTRY MODULE 1.6.2 What doesn't dissolve in water?
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4 cardsC4 Materials and their uses What are the advantages and disadvantages of polymers?
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7 cardsC1.20 Alloys What is an alloy?
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58 cardsC2 Cement and concrete What is thermal decomposition
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52 cardsMaterials What is an Atom?
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32 cardsMaking cars Only iron and steel rust. What happens to other metals?
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35 cardsC2- Material Choices The melting point of chocolate is 30 degrees.But the melting point of plastic is 200 degrees. Why is it so ...
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The decks on this page offer questions and terms for studying materials and their uses. Nanoscience asks about nanometres, nanoparticles, their uses and risks. C2 - Material Choices includes questions on properties and polymers, while C6H Detergents asks about the parts of detergent molecules.
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Start with Nanoscience if you want to practice the basic vocabulary before moving to the definitions and classifications in Nanomaterials. For a different topic, the deck on materials and their properties asks for examples of natural and synthetic materials.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start with nanoscience?
Nanoscience is a useful starting point because it asks what a nanometre is and introduces questions about nanoparticles, including their uses and risks. After practicing those prompts, Nanomaterials offers questions on definitions and ways to classify nanomaterials.
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What topics can I practice beyond nanoscience?
The flashcards include material choices, polymers, detergents and emulsions. C2 - Material Choices asks why materials need suitable properties and includes a definition of a polymer. C6H Detergents covers components of washing products and parts of detergent molecules.