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Chemical Elements: Metals and Non-Metals – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
An element is a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means. Elements are divided into […]
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Acids, Bases and Indicators – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Acids Acids occur naturally in substances like unripe mangoes and oranges, giving them a sour taste. They have a sour […]
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Solutions and Crystallisation – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Key Terms Solution: a homogeneous (uniform) mixture of a solute and a solvent. Solvent: the majority component of a solution, […]
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Methods of Separating Mixtures – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Hand picking: removing one component of a mixture by hand, e.g. picking stones out of rice. Sieving: separates solid particles […]
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Water – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Water is often called the universal solvent because it can dissolve so many other substances. Hard and Soft Water Hard […]
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Air – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Air is a mixture of gases: roughly 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.03–0.04% carbon dioxide, plus variable amounts of water vapour, […]
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Matter and Its States – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
What Is Matter? Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space — stones, trees, chairs, dust and chalk are […]
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Classifying Matter – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Matter can be divided into living matter (which meets all the characteristics of life — plants and animals, studied in […]
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The Laboratory and the Scientific Method – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
The Laboratory A laboratory is a special room where scientists carry out experiments and research, and where chemicals and equipment […]
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What Is Chemistry? – Form 1 Chemistry Notes
Science and Its Branches Science is the systematic, orderly study of nature — the world around us — and a […]
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