GCSE Combined Science — Rates of Reaction and Organic Chemistry (AQA)
15 flashcards covering Rates of Reaction and Organic Chemistry for AQA. Designed for GCSE Combined Science revision using spaced repetition.
15 cards in this deck
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is a catalyst?
- Rate of reaction factors
- What is activation energy?
- Effect of concentration
- What is a homogeneous catalyst?
- Effect of temperature
- What is an alkane?
- Alkene properties
- What is cracking?
- Alcohol formation
- What is polymerisation?
- Effect of surface area
- What is an addition reaction?
- Catalyst function
- What is a hydrocarbon?
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