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Chemistry Olympiad Bites - Question 6 2010 Paper

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Chemistry Olympiad Bites- Worked Answers to question 6 on the 2010 paper.

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Question 6 2010 answer part a
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Question 6 2010 answer part b
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Question 6 2010 answer part c
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Question 6 2010 answer part d
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Question 6 2010 answer part e
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Question 6 2010 answer part f
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Question 6 2010 answer part g
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Chemistry Olympiad Bites

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Chemistry Olympiad Bites - Question 1 2006 Paper
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Chemistry Olympiad Bites - Question 3 2007 Paper
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Chemistry Olympiad Bites - Question 3 2009 Paper
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16-18 years

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Republic of Ireland
- Leaving Certificate
  - Chemistry
    - 3. Stoichiometry, formulas and equations
      - 3.3 The Mole
        Activities
        Converting grams and litres to moles, and number of particles to moles.
    - Mathematical Requirements
      - Arithmetic
        Recognise and use expressions in decimal and standard form (scientific) notation.
        Recognise and use prefixes indicating multiplication by 10⁻³, 10³.
      - Algebra
        Substitute for physical quantities in physical equations using consistent units.

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