How do you find out the charge of an ion?

What is an ion?

What is a reversible reaction?

What is the rate of a reaction?

How does increasing the temperature affect the rate of reaction?

How does increasing the concentration affect the rate of a reaction?

How does increasing the pressure increase the rate of a reaction?

How does increasing the SA increase the rate of a reaction?

Acid + metal --> ??+???

Acid + Alkali --> ??+??
Acid + Base --> ??+??

How to make insoluble salts.

How to extract aluminium

Why would the calculated yield of a reaction not be obtained?

How to make Soluble Salts
Using Acid + Insoluble Base -> (soluble) Salt + Water

What is collision theory?

What is the activation energy?

3 Advantages of Using Catalysts

2 Disadvantages of Using Catalysts

How would you measure the rate of a reaction?

4 Developments of Using Catalysts in Industry

What are exothermic reactions?

What are endothermic reactions?

3 Examples of Exothermic Reactions

Example of an Endothermic Reaction

How can we use the energy from exothermic reactions in a disposable hand warmer?

How can we use the energy from exothermic reactions in a reusable hand warmer?

How would you re-use a reusable hand warmer?

How can we use the energy from exothermic reactions in self-heating cans?
Give some disadvantages.

How can we use cooling effect of endothermic reactions in cold packs for sports injuries?
(can also be used to chill drinks cans)

What's the name of the substance broken down in electrolysis?

What is formed in the electrolysis of brine (sodium chloride and water)?
Where are these substances formed?

Test for Hydrogen
3 Uses of Hydrogen

Test for Chlorine
Uses of Chlorine

Test for Sodium Hydroxide
Uses of Sodium Hydroxide

What are acids?

What are bases?

What are alkalis?

Why do we electroplate objects?
3 reasons

Explaining Electroplating
(What should be used as each electrode, what happens at each electrode)

How to Make Soluble Salts
(using Acid + Alkali -> Salt + Water)

Uses of Precipitation Reactions

What is the +ve electrode called?

What is the -ve electrode called?

What happens at the +ve electrode?

What happens at the -ve electrode?