Structure 1: models of particulate nature of matter
States of matter, atomic structure and electron configuration.
- States of matter
- Atomic structure
- Electron configuration
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States of matter, atomic structure and electron configuration.
Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, and molecular shape.
The periodic table, periodic trends and functional groups.
Measuring enthalpy change, energy cycles, and energy from fuels.
Stoichiometric calculations, reaction rates and chemical equilibrium.
Proton transfer (acids/bases), electron transfer (redox) and radical mechanisms.
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States of matter, atomic structure and electron configuration.
Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, and molecular shape.
The periodic table, periodic trends and functional groups.
Measuring enthalpy change, energy cycles, and energy from fuels.
Stoichiometric calculations, reaction rates and chemical equilibrium.
Proton transfer (acids/bases), electron transfer (redox) and radical mechanisms.
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