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est one re
ason why ..........n..l..iq..uid. I d, iodine tr ............
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shows the ion f..o....................n....io..dine m ..........
......
..........
......
structure equat ................ .................. .......... ..........
of a carboThe p e n s whe .. ...................... .. .... .. .. .... ..
n nanotub at ha p ........ .............. ...... ........
x p l a in we. h
.. .. .. .......... .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .... ............ .. .. .. .. ..........
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g n g .. .. ............ .. .. ............ .. .. .. .......... [2]
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plain why .... ........................ .. e
carbon nan .......... .. hlorid
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Fortunately, this CGP book is packed with extra-tough exam practice that’ll test you on
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Editors:
Emma Clayton, Katherine Faudemer, Sharon Keeley-Holden
Contributors:
Chris Harris, Angela McGill, David Paterson, Louise Watkins
With thanks to Emily Forsberg and Jamie Sinclair for the proofreading.
With thanks to Ana Pungartnik for the copyright research.
Data in Table 1 on page 55 based on Figure SPM.4 from IPCC, 2013: Climate Change 2013: The Physical Science Basis.
Working Group I Contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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P
G
C
GCSE AQA
Chemistry
Nanopa
1 This ques
r ticles 15
ti on is abou
t carbon fu
llerenes.
1.1 Expla
in, in term
potentially s of its stru 45
be used in cture, why
medicine buckminst
to deliver er fu ller
................
................ drugs direc ene (C60 ) could
................ tly to spec
.................. if ic cells.
................ ................
tions
................ ................
................ ................
................
................
................
................
................
Reac ................
................
..........
ium
................ .. .. .... ..
.. ..
................ .. ................
................
libr .... .. .... .. .. .. .. ................
Equi
................
................ ................ ........r..in..e.. gas
................
....
................
.... .. .. .. s w i t h chlo de.
................ .. t i
1.2 Sugg ................ t re..a..c............ichlor
est one re
ason why ..........n..l..iq..uid. I d, iodine tr ............
......s..o..l..i .... .
this techn
ique migh k brow w ................ system
................
................ t resultidine is a dar uce a yello ........ a closed
................ o r m ed o d l i n ....
l
................e monoch ction toicpal side effects. r
! IC 3(s
)
[4] orine gas ..........
................
................ I odin ......r..s..ib..l..e..r..ea........ i t h c hl .... .. .. ..........
cts w .... ....
................1
..........i..n..a..rev
e ............n....is:
io .................. loride rea .......... ..........
Grade 8-9 Targeted
................ r the react n o ..c..h............ .. .. .... .......... .. .. .... ..........
Figure 1 .. o ........................
shows the ion f..o....................n....io..dine m ..........
......
..........
......
structure equat ................ .................. .......... ..........
of a carboThe p e n s whe .. ...................... .. .... .. .. .... ..
n nanotub at ha p ........ .............. ...... ........
x p l a in we. h
.. .. .. .......... .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .... ............ .. .. .. .. ..........
.. ...... [1 ] ...... ......
1.1 EFigure 1 ................ .......... .......... .......... ..........
Exam Practice Workbook
..........
......
.. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .. .. .......... .... .... .......... .. .... .. .......... [4]
.. .. .. .. .......... .. .... .. ........ .. .. .. .. ........ ...... ..........
.... ...... ...... ......
.......... .......... .......... ..........
.. .. .... .......... .... .. .. .......... .. .. .. .. .......... of iod
ine
.... ........ ........ f one
.......... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. i o n o
........ ..........
...... ntrat ......
1.3 Usin .......... conce ..........
g Figure
1 and you ............ .. .. .... .......... t e m if the nged. .. .. .. ..........
........ s .. ........
r own know
.......... ed sy as cha ..........
......
..........
................
................
ledge, sug
gest..w ....h..y..ca i n t h e clos hloride w .. .... .. .. .. .. ..
rbon nano d happen ine tr
ic ...... ......
................
................ orroiod .......... .......... ..........
................
................ ................ h a t woutul besnar e eaas st
g n g .. .. ............ .. .. ............ .. .. .. .......... [2]
........p..la..i..n.. w i m .. .. ..
................
.. E x ....
r ..
i ..
d e.., chlor
.. .. .. .. .. ..at..er
....ial.
.. .. .... ........ .. .. .... ........
.................. .2 o ............................ ...... ...... ime.
................
................ ........1........ monochl ...... .......................................... .......... with t
................
................
................
.. ..
.. ..
..
.. ..
.. ..........
.. .. .. .. .. .. ......
.. .... .. .......... e c h ange
........ .. .............. ........ ...... ori d
For the1.4Grade
Use Figu 9-1 Course ................
...................... ...... ........................................ trichl
re 1 to ex ............................ .. .. .... .. a n d iodine
plain why .... ........................ .. e
carbon nan .......... .. hlorid
.......... ..........................ne monoc
Includes Answers
................ otubes hav
................
................ e high elec ................ i o d i
......tr..ic.. al co of [2]
................ nductivity. e masses e1
................
................ ................
................ o w th Figur ICl 3
................ ..............1..show s h
................ ................ u r e .. .. .. .. ..
.. ................ g .. ................ 1.0
................
................ ................Fi ................
................ ................
.......... .. .. .. .. .... ......
1
, C
G
P
CGP
The UK’s No. 1 range for
Grade 9-1 GCSE Science!
Out now at cgpbooks.co.uk
, 197
Go for Au in GCSE Chemistry with CGP!
79
It’s not easy to score a top mark in AQA GCSE Chemistry — if you’re after
a Grade 8 or 9, you’ll really have to know your onions. And your cations.
Fortunately, this CGP book is packed with extra-tough exam practice that’ll test you on
everything you’ll need for the highest grades. There are hundreds of questions sorted by
topic, plus two sections of mixed practice for a more realistic exam-style challenge.
But wait, there’s more! There are fully-worked answers in the back of the book,
so it’s easy to check your answers and make sure you’re on track for a great result.
CGP — still the best! J
Our sole aim here at CGP is to produce the highest quality books —
carefully written, immaculately presented and dangerously close to being funny.
Then we work our socks off to get them out to you
— at the cheapest possible prices.
, Published by CGP
Editors:
Emma Clayton, Katherine Faudemer, Sharon Keeley-Holden
Contributors:
Chris Harris, Angela McGill, David Paterson, Louise Watkins
With thanks to Emily Forsberg and Jamie Sinclair for the proofreading.
With thanks to Ana Pungartnik for the copyright research.
Data in Table 1 on page 55 based on Figure SPM.4 from IPCC, 2013: Climate Change 2013: The Physical Science Basis.
Working Group I Contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Every effort has been made to locate copyright holders and obtain permission to reproduce sources. For those sources
where it has been difficult to trace the originator of the work, we would be grateful for information. If any copyright
holder would like us to make an amendment to the acknowledgements, please notify us and we will gladly update the
book at the next reprint. Thank you.
CA9Q41DK
Clipart from Corel®
Based on the classic CGP style created by Richard Parsons.
Text, design, layout and original illustrations © Coordination Group Publications Ltd. (CGP) 2017
All rights reserved.
0800 1712 712 • www.cgpbooks.co.uk
