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Practice questionsTopicDifficulty
Which substances are in the mixture GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis2 marks
Repeat runs: anomaly, mean and Rf GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis6 marks
Which sample is pure? GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis5 marks
Two formulations compared GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis6 marks
Why products are formulations (6 marks) GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis6 marks
Define the terms of chemical analysis GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis3 marks
A chromatogram: Rf values and what a mixture contains GCSE Chemistry: Chemical analysis5 marks
Volume of a gas in a sample of air GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere2 marks
Percentage of a gas in a sample GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere2 marks
What dry air is made of GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
The order of events in the early atmosphere GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Where the gases came from and went GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Balancing an equation from the atmosphere topic GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere2 marks
How the atmosphere changed (6 marks) GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere6 marks
How the greenhouse effect works GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Spotting a greenhouse gas GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Which greenhouse gas an activity adds GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Reading a greenhouse gas graph and a percentage increase GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere3 marks
Percentage change from a data table GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere2 marks
Atmospheric pollutants and their effects GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Mass of sulfur dioxide from burning a fuel GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere3 marks
Pollutants from burning fuels and their effects (6 marks) GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere6 marks
What a carbon footprint is and how to reduce it GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere1 mark
Carbon footprint of a home's electricity GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere4 marks
Car or train: comparing journey footprints GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere4 marks
Carbon dioxide from burning a fuel GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere3 marks
Reducing a carbon footprint (6 marks) GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere6 marks
The gases in air, then and now GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere6 marks
Define the terms for the atmosphere and resources GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere3 marks
Carbon dioxide over two hundred years GCSE Chemistry: The Earth's atmosphere8 marks

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