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Summary OCR A A Level Chemistry Amount of Substance Equations and Definitions

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Summary Notes from an A student including equations, definitions and examples of: - isotope - relative isotopic mass - relative atomic mass - avogradro's constant mole - empirical formula - molecular formula - stoichiometry - anhydrous structure - hydrated structure - water of crystallisation - gas equations - concentration equations - concentrated solution - dilute solution - atom economy

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