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Chemistry Olympiad Bites - Question 1 2010 Paper

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Chemistry Olympiad- Worked answers to question 1 on the 2010 paper

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Question 1 2010 worked answer part c
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16-18 years

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Republic of Ireland
- Leaving Certificate
  - Chemistry
    - 3. Stoichiometry, formulas and equations
      - 3.5 Chemical Equations
        Depth of treatment
        Percentage yields.
        Activities
        Calculations in g and kg rather than tonnes. Calculations involving masses and volumes.
        Calculations involving excess of one reactant.
        Calculation of percentage yields.

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