Topic 3: Periodicity
Topic 4: Bonding
Topic 6: Chemical Kinetics
Topic 8: Acids and Bases
Diagrams
100
This trend increases down Group 1
What is atomic radius?
100
What describes the electron behaviour in metallic bonding?
What is a sea of delocalised electrons
100
What are the criteria for a successful reaction?
1. What is particles must collide
2. What is energy great than activation energy
3. What correct geometry
100
What is a BL acid?
What is a proton donor?
100
What is the effect of a catalyst?
What is decreases activation energy?
200
This element has the higher electronegativity?
What is fluorine?
200
Metallic and Ionic bonding both form this structure when forming bonds
What is a lattice?
200
Name at least three things that will speed up a chemical reaction?
What is higher temperature, smaller particle size (high surface area), higher pressure, catalyst, greater concentration?
200
What is the pH of a strong base with the concentration of 0.01?
What is 12
200
What is the effect of increasing temperature on a maxwell boltzman diagram?
300
As you go across Period 2 the first ionization energy increases. Why?
What is increasing non metallic character?
What is increasing Zeff charge?
300
What is the shape (and bond angle) of methane (CH4)
What is tetrahedral (109.5)
300
What is missing on the x axis?
What is kinetic energy?
300
What is an artificial source of nitrous oxides and sulfur dioxide?
What is cars (transport)?
What is combustion of fossil fuels?
300
How do I calculate instantaneous rate at 60 sec
What is draw a tangent (delta Y/ Delta X)
400
Which elements would form the most polar bond?
What is fluorine and francium?
400
Name a substance with a resonance structure? Draw it's resonances?
What is benzene, ozone, carbonate?
400
What is the effect of a catalyst on a chemical reaction?
What is decreases activation energy?
What is provides an alternate reaction pathway?
400
What is the conjugate base of H2PO4-
What is HPO42-
400
Where does the reaction stop?
What is 4 and half minutes?
500
What is the trend in melting point in the halogens?
What is increasing (because of increasing dispersion forces)
500
What is likely identity of a substance that has a high melting point, low conductivity (when solid or molten).
Options-
Iron
Diamond
Sodium Chloride
What is diamond?
500
Label ΔH. Is this reaction exothermic or endothermic?
What is exothermic 
500
What is an amphoteric substance?
What is aluminium oxide (Al2O3)
500
Draw what would happen if the reaction was repeated with the same amount of substances except changing from chunks to powder?
What is A or B