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Contents Section Page A Introduction 4 Information about practical work for teachers B Practical work in reformed A-level Biology, Chemistry and Physics 7 C Practical skills assessment in question papers 12 D Guidelines for supporting students in practical work 18 E Use of lab books 20 F Cross-board statement on CPAC 22 G Evidence for the endorsement 31 H Questions from teachers following the first year of the practical endorsement 33 I Cross-board apparatus and techniques and AQ...

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This is a summary of every learning objective (a-j) for Topic 6, CI on the OCR Chemistry B (Salters-Nuffield) specification. I have arranged my notes answering each objective, and have given definitions, equations, techniques, and other notes based on the textbook and my lessons. These notes include solubility, enthalpy level diagrams, entropy, acid and base equations, buffers, the greenhouse effect, and more. I used these notes for my Chemistry exams in 2022 and achieved an A*, and I am now...

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