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What factors affect the equilibrium position and in what way?

The easiest way to think about this is as the 'law of opposites' Temperature Exothermim reactions: If temp is increased then the reaction moves in the direction to reduce this rise of temp by shifting equili...
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Describe the trend in the reactivity of group 2 elements with chlorine as you descend down the group.

As you progress down the group:- Atomic radius increases, therefore there is more electron shielding.- There is an increase in the nuclear charge, however it is outweighed by the increase in shielding.- It i...
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A single wind turbine has a maximum power output of 2 000 000 W. The wind turbine operated continuously at maximum power for 6 hours. Calculate the energy output in kilowatt-hours of the wind turbine.

Equation: P = Wt (Power = Work[Energy] x time)1) Convert Watts to Kilowatts (W -> kW)2,000,000W -> 2,000kW [divide by 1000]2) Multiply work by time (remembering the question asks for kWh)2,000kW x 6h =...
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Name a test for a C=C double bond

Bromine water:- Turns colourless when mixed with a double bond (unsaturated)- Remains Orange-Brown when mixed with a C-C single bond (saturated)
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What is an emulsion? and give some examples

Emulsions are solutions of water and oil. With small droplets of one suspended in the other. Common examples of emulsions: - Mayonnaise, Milk (oil droplets in water)- Butter, Margarine (water droplets in oil)
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