OCRโขGCSEโขChemistry
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Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Purity, separation techniques, and groups of the periodic table
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Elements, Compounds and Mixtures is a key topic in the OCR GCSE Chemistryspecification. This topic covers purity, separation techniques, and groups of the periodic table.
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Pure substancesMelting point of pure substancesBoiling point of pure substancesMixturesFormulationsExamples of formulationsFiltrationEvaporationCrystallisationSimple distillationFractional distillationPaper chromatographyRf valuesCalculating Rf valuesInterpreting chromatogramsRelating structure to propertiesIonic compound propertiesSimple molecular propertiesGiant covalent propertiesMetallic propertiesNanoparticlesSize of nanoparticlesSurface area to volume ratioProperties of nanoparticlesUses of nanoparticlesRisks of nanoparticlesGroup 1 - The alkali metalsProperties of alkali metalsReactions with waterReactions with oxygenReactions with chlorineTrends in Group 1Explaining reactivity trendsGroup 7 - The halogensPhysical properties of halogensColours and states of halogensReactions of halogensHalide compoundsDisplacement reactionsTrends in Group 7Explaining reactivity trendsGroup 0 - The noble gasesProperties of noble gasesElectronic configurationUnreactivity of noble gasesUses of noble gasesTrends in boiling pointsTransition metalsPosition in periodic tableProperties of transition metalsColoured compoundsCatalytic propertiesUses of transition metals
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