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Chemistry
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How can I improve my exam technique?

The best way to improve your exam technique is to do past papers under timed conditions. Be strict with yourself and treat it like an actual exam. Then mark your own paper using the official mark schem...

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What is the significance of a reactant being zero, first, or second order when calculating the rate of a reaction?

In simple terms, we need to know whether a reactant is first, second or zero order if we want to understand what effect changing the concentration of that reactant has on the rate of the reaction.

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What is nucleophilic substitution and how can I draw a mechanism to show this reaction taking place?

  1. A substitution reaction is a displacement reaction. This is when one functional group in one reactant is displaced by another functional group from a second reactant.This is different to an addition...
Answered by Amber B. Chemistry tutor
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State and explain the trend in atomic radius down a group of the periodic table

Down a group of the periodic table, the atomic radius increases.
As we go down a group, the outermost electron of an atom is placed in a shell that is further from the nucleus. This means it experien...

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What is a buffer and what do you need to make one?

A buffer is a solution which resists changes in pH when alkaline or acidic solution is added to it.

Buffers are created based on the equilibrium of a proton donor/ acceptor...

Answered by Felix B. Chemistry tutor
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