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Psychology
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They condense information for easier review
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What is the first exam year for Cambridge (CIE) Physics?
2025
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They help students practice
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Which exam board offers GCSE English Language past papers?
AQA
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They promote active
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What is the last exam year for Edexcel International Physics?
2025
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They enhance understanding and retention of material
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Biology
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2025
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AQA
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What is the last exam year for Cambridge (CIE) Geography?
2024
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What is one subject that has past papers available from Edexcel?
Business
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What is the first exam year for Edexcel International Geography?
2025
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AQA
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2025
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Biology
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What is calorimetry used for in chemistry?
To measure changes in
enthalpy
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What can a calorimeter be made from?
Polystyrene
cup,
vacuum flask
, or metal can
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What is the specific heat capacity of water?
18 J g<sup>-1</sup> K<sup>-1</sup>
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How is energy transferred as heat calculated in calorimetry?
Using a specific
formula
for energy transfer
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What are the two types of calorimetry experiments?
Enthalpy changes
of reactions in solution
Enthalpy changes of
combustion
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What is the principle behind calorimetry experiments?
Mix
stoichiometric
quantities of
acid
and
alkali
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What is the first step in a neutralisation reaction experiment?
Measure
25.0 cm<sup>3</sup>
of
hydrochloric acid
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How often should temperature be recorded during the neutralisation experiment?
Every
half minute
for
9.5
minutes
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What assumptions are made in the calorimetry experiment?
Specific heat capacity
equals
water's
,
density
equals water's
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What is a temperature correction graph used for?
To determine
maximum
enthalpy change
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What should be done before adding reactants in a temperature correction graph?
Take a
steady
temperature reading
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What happens if the initial temperatures of HCl and NaOH are different?
Plot as
different
lines
on the graph
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What is the purpose of stirring during the neutralisation experiment?
To ensure
uniform
temperature throughout
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What is the density assumption made in calorimetry experiments?
Density equals that of
pure water
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