GCSE AQA Unit 2 Chemistry CH2HP June 2014 Full Paper

Learn how to answer exam-style questions in full in this full GCSE Chemistry AQA CH2HP paper from May/June 2014. I go through every question in the exam and explain what is necessary to obtain the marks for each. Topics covered in this video include:

Acids, alkalis & pH
Chromatography
Ionic bonding
Balancing equations
Rates of reaction
Neutralisation reactions
Electrolysis
Mole calculations
Nanoscience
Melting & boiling points
Covalent bonding (dot & cross)

[elleg]

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[ellawhite]

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[Cariyuu]

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[bobmanyo]

how come, for question 1c about why different compounds separate in a gas chromatography column, you can't put that they have different relative atomic masses??

[ferdousreza]

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[Zaid_ansari]

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[srishtidas]

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[genefa]

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[asifhussain]

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[poeticxrealm]

For the one about the oxygen diagram on 7bii, i just want to make sure that if you are two electrons away from a full outer shell, there is two pairs, and if there is 3 away from a full outer shell, then there is 3 pairs and so on

[srrvzdz]

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[deiner]

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[toffeecrispedwaffle_]

In question 4a (ii) I thought hydrogen would form as it's the less reactive element? Sorry I'm just a bit confused I've got my exam next week!