GCSE Chemistry — Quantitative Chemistry (AQA)
15 flashcards covering Quantitative Chemistry for AQA. Designed for GCSE Chemistry revision using spaced repetition.
15 cards in this deck
This free GCSE Chemistry deck covers GCSE Chemistry — Quantitative Chemistry (AQA), tagged for AQA. Every question in the deck is listed below — sign in free to flip each card, reveal the answer, and rate your confidence so spaced repetition can schedule your reviews for you.
All 15 questions in this deck
- What is quantitative chemistry?
- Mole concept
- Avogadro's number
- Molar mass
- Empirical formula
- Molecular formula
- Percentage composition
- What is stoichiometry?
- Limiting reactant
- Excess reactant
- Yield of reaction
- Theoretical yield
- Percentage yield
- Concentration of solution
- What is a dilution?
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