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GCSE COMBINED SCIENCE: TRILOGY Higher Tier Biology Paper 2H. AQA 2020/2021

GCSE COMBINED SCIENCE: TRILOGY Higher Tier Biology Paper 1H

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In this study guide/summary, the following topics are covered: Moles and Molar Mass, Mass Spectroscopy of Elements, Elemental Composition of Pure Substances/Composition of Mixtures, Atomic Structure and Electron Configuration, Photoelectron Spectroscopy, Periodic Trends, and Valence Electrons and Ionic Compounds. This study guide provides study questions with an answer key as well as links/QR codes to practice with answers.

a sketch of kingdom plantae

sketch of kingdom plantae, fungi and protoctista

SBI3U Mutation and Selection Gizmo - 2021 PART I - Start with the default green leaf background colour… 1. Before you start the simulation describe the phenotype (colours - red, green, blue ratings) of the bugs that are found on these green leaves. Bugs were white Red = 255 Green = 255 Blue = 255 2. Keep the mutation rate at 1.0 and run the simulation (at the slowest sim speed). You will notice that birds will eat some bugs. What happens to the bugs that are not eaten? The bu...

Gizmo Portfolio half life Lab - 2021 | Portfolio half life Gizmo Lab - Updated Gizmo Portfolio - Half-life Gizmo Lab Grading Rubric Click here to Open Gizmo Simulator. Directions: Follow the instructions to go through the simulation. Respond to the questions highlighted in blue and prompts in orange boxes. Gizmo Warm-up Like an unpopped kernel in the microwave, a radioactive atom can change at any time. Radioactive atoms change by emitting radiation in the form of tiny particles an...

Gizmo: Student Exploration - Temperature and Particle Motion - 2022/2023 Lab Gizmo Temperature and Particle Motion Gizmo Packet Pages 82-85 Student Exploration: Temperature and Particle Motion Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo.) 1. Why is hot air hot? This is because there is more heat in the air 2. Why is cold air cold? There is an absence of heat in the air. 3. Air consists of tiny particles called molecules. How do you think the molecules move in ...