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Why does the First Ionisation Energy decrease down a group in the Periodic Table?

Two major factors control how tightly held the outermost electron is and therefore how much energy is required to remove it, which gives us the size of the Ionisation energy. The first of these factors is sh...
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What is meant by the 'First Ionisation Energy' of an element?

The ionisation energy of an element is the energy required to remove the one of the outermost electrons from an atom of the element in its gaseous state. This is quite a difficult process to measure the ener...
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What is the best approach to analysing an extract?

A listening exam is daunting. There is not a lot of time to analyse an extract, so you need to find the quickest and most efficient way to gain marks. There are many different ways to approach an extract, an...
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To differentiate a simple equation: y= 4x^3 + 7x

y = 4x^3 + 7 x Recall: to differentiate any function of the form y = x^n dy/dx = y' = n x^(n-1) Hence if y = 4x^3 + 7x dy/dx = 4 ( 3x^3 -1) + 7x^(1-1) = 12 x^2 + 7
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How do I write an introduction?

First of all look at the question: make sure you understand all the key words and that you know exactly what you are being asked. Then 1) give a definition of how you understand these key words 2) take a sta...
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