Unit Support Notes — Nature’s Chemistry (Higher) 72 Introduction 73 General guidance on the Unit 74 Approaches to learning and teaching 75 Equality and inclusion 77 Appendix 1: Reference documents 78 Administrative information 79 Unit Support Notes — Chemistry in Society (Higher) 80 Introduction 81 General guidance on the Unit 82
HS 2013 page 6 Chemical Changes & Structure Unit 1 Higher d+ d-d-d+ The larger an atom is, the further out its outermost electrons, the more likely it is that the electron clouds will be able to ‘wobble’ and set up a temporary dipole. The larger the dipole set up, the stronger the London Dispersion forces that will exist. As the attractions between atoms increase, the energy needed to move ...
CfE Higher Chemistry Notes Unit 3: Chemistry in Society [Type the document title] Oxidising & Reducing Agents Chemical Analysis No. Learning Outcome Understanding? 1. Define the terms oxidising agent and reducing agent 2. Construct ion - electron ½ equations for complexes 3. Identify chemicals as being oxidising or reducing
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HS No 2013 page 5 Chemical Energy Moles Unit 3 Revised Higher Equations This activity looks at how the equation for a reaction can be used to calculate reacting masses. A balanced chemical equation tells you the reactants and the products in a reaction, and the relative amounts involved. e.g methane + oxygen → + + → + The number written in front of each formula tells you the number of each ...
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Higher Chemistry St. Ninian’s High School Nature’s Chemistry SUMMARY OF A, B &C Page 10 2. Vitamin C, C 6 H 8 O 6 is a common antioxidant present in many fruits. (a) Describe what it meant by the term “antioxidant” (1) (b) Based on its structure, explain why Vitamin C is soluble in water (1)
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Higher Chemistry St. Ninian’s High School Nature’s Chemistry SUMMARY OF D, E & F Page 4 5. Enzymes Enzymes are proteins which act as biological catalysts. Denaturing Proteins - When proteins are heated, during cooking, intermolecular bonds are broken allowing the proteins to change shape.Enzyme therefore don’t work above