Edexcel GCSE Chemistry 1CH0 · 9.35C
Size of nanoparticles
- Code
- 9.35C
- In
- 9 Separate chemistry 2
- Course
- GCSE Chemistry 1CH0
- Board
- Edexcel
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Points in 9 Separate chemistry 2
- 9.1C Why ion tests must be unique
- 9.2C Flame tests
- 9.3C Tests for metal ions
- 9.4C Test for ammonia
- 9.5C Tests for negative ions
- 9.6C Core practical: identifying ions in unknown salts
- 9.7C Identifying ions from test results
- 9.8C Instrumental methods of analysis
- 9.9C Flame photometry
- 9.10C Formulae and structures of alkanes
- 9.11C Alkanes as saturated hydrocarbons
- 9.12C Formulae and structures of alkenes
- 9.13C Alkenes as unsaturated hydrocarbons
- 9.14C Addition of bromine to alkenes
- 9.15C Bromine water test for alkenes
- 9.16C Complete combustion of alkanes and alkenes
- 9.17C Polymers
- 9.18C Polymerisation of ethene
- 9.19C Other addition polymers
- 9.20C Monomers and addition polymers
- 9.21C Uses and properties of polymers
- 9.22C Polyesters as condensation polymers
- 9.23C Problems associated with polymers
- 9.24C Recycling polymers
- 9.25C Naturally occurring polymers
- 9.26C Formulae and structures of alcohols
- 9.27C Alcohol functional group and dehydration
- 9.28C Core practical: combustion of alcohols
- 9.29C Formulae and structures of carboxylic acids
- 9.30C Carboxylic acid functional group and properties
- 9.31C Oxidation of alcohols to carboxylic acids
- 9.32C Predicting reactions from functional groups
- 9.33C Ethanol by fermentation
- 9.34C Concentrating ethanol by fractional distillation
- 9.35C Size of nanoparticles
- 9.36C Properties and uses of nanoparticulate materials
- 9.37C Risks of nanoparticulate materials
- 9.38C Properties of ceramics, polymers, composites and metals
- 9.39C Selecting materials for a given use