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500 prompts matching "Chemistry at work: Cracking, and the making of petrol in Nigeria"

Practice set: Measuring volume accurately with a pipette and a burette

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Real-life Nigeria: Chemistry in Nigerian homes and markets

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Real-life Nigeria: Siting a chemical plant, and what must be considered

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Quiz me: The proton, the neutron and the electron compared

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Explain back: Atomic number and mass number

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Explain back: Ions, and how an atom becomes one

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Project task: Building a model of an atom

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Quiz me: How the kinetic theory explains the three states

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Real-life Nigeria: The kinetic theory in Nigerian cooking and drying

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Teach me: Chemical symbols and where they come from

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Explain back: Writing the formula of a compound from valencies

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Explain back: The law of multiple proportions

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Teach me: What a mole is, and why chemists use it

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Quiz me: Avogadro's number and what it counts

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Real-life Nigeria: The gas laws in Nigerian diving and gas cylinders

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Teach me: Combining the gas laws into a single equation

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Quiz me: The terms in the general gas equation

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Explain back: Standard temperature and pressure

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Explain back: The limiting reagent, and how to identify it

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Teach me: What an acid is, and how acids behave

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You are my personal SS1 Chemistry tutor. Teach me what an acid is, and how acids behave, using a real Nigerian example so I actually understand it. Break the explanation into clear steps and check I have followed each one before moving on. Finish with one short question for me to try.

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