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Part 1:
Question a) describe the basic physical and chemical properties of elements, compounds, mixtures, substances;Question b) define the relative molecular mass and molar mass of elements and compounds and the concept of stoichiometry in chemical reactions;Question c) recognise the classification of the elements in the periodic table, and be aware of the general trends across a period and down a group;Question d) identify the fundamental particles in an atom and recall how each one was discovered;Question e) label the quantum numbers in an atom and reproduce the electronic configuration of atoms using the aufbau principle;Question f) describe the different types of bonding between atoms and molecules;Question g) identify the different structures of solid materials;Question h) describe how VSEPR can be used to predict shapes of molecules.
Part 2:Question a) carry out basic calculations on moles and molarity, and solve problems based on concentrations of masses in solutions;Question b) manipulate and balance simple chemical equations;Question c) predict the chemical reactivity of the elements based on their position in the periodic table;Question d) demonstrate how the aufbau principle can be used to predict reactivity;Question e) distinguish between ionic and covalent compounds;Question f) predict properties of compounds based on an understanding of intra- and intermolecular interactions; Question g) assess the role of hydrogen bonding for influencing the properties of simple molecules.
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