This document offers a detailed walkthrough of the Temperature Change required practical for GCSE AQA Chemistry Paper 1. It focuses on measuring the temperature changes during an exothermic reaction. The guide provides a clear, step-by-step method for conducting the experiment using hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide, including tips for minimizing heat loss and ensuring accurate measurements. Safety considerations and common sources of error are also covered to help students achieve reliable...

This comprehensive set of notes covers the Titration required practical for GCSE AQA Chemistry Paper 1. It includes detailed step-by-step instructions on how to perform a titration to determine the concentration of an unknown solution. Key topics include the preparation of solutions, the use of a burette and conical flask, and the accurate recording of results. This guide also explains the calculation of the unknown concentration using the titration data and balanced chemical equations. Essentia...

These notes cover the Electrolysis required practical for GCSE AQA Chemistry Paper 1. They detail the process of breaking down compounds using electricity, with a specific focus on the electrolysis of copper(II) chloride solution. The step-by-step method includes setting up the apparatus, running the electrolysis, and recording observations. Key concepts such as the reactions at the anode and cathode, half-equations, and the identification of products are explained. Safety tips and important the...

This detailed set of study notes covers the Making Salts required practical for GCSE AQA Chemistry Paper 1. It provides step-by-step instructions for neutralizing sulfuric acid with copper oxide to produce copper sulfate crystals. The guide includes essential safety tips, detailed methods for heating, reacting, filtering, and crystallizing the salt, as well as explanations of key concepts and potential hazards. Perfect for students aiming to master this practical and achieve excellent results in...

It is 29 pages of GCSE Edexcel chemistry questions. These have been compiled from school and the textbooks supplied for GCSES. Over these 29 pages it covers the topics that will be needed to get a very high grade. In year 10 i was working at a grade 3 but by creating and using these questions I was able to get a grade 8 at my GCSEs. They are incredibly useful at being able to retain information over a shorter period

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