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500 prompts matching "Surveying the chemicals in my own home"

Spot my mistake: The organic chemistry errors examiners see most often

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Spot my mistake: Forgetting to balance the equation before using mole ratios

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Spot my mistake: Predicting a trend in the wrong direction

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Spot my mistake: The topics I keep getting wrong, and why

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Spot my mistake: Filling the 3d sublevel before the 4s

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Spot my mistake: Reading a solubility curve without checking the units

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Spot my mistake: Writing an isomer that is really the same molecule

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Spot my mistake: Naming coke as the substance that removes the impurities

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Project task: Comparing the lather from water samples in my area

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Spot my mistake: Describing starch and cellulose as the same polymer

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Explain back: Chemical engineering and what it involves

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Explain back: The flame test and the colours it gives

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Explain back: Choosing the indicator for a strong-weak titration

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Explain back: The half-equations in a permanganate titration

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Teach me: The electrochemical cell, and how it differs from an electrolytic one

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Explain back: Determining the order from experimental data

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Explain back: What the magnitude of K tells you

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Explain back: The alkanols, alkanals and alkanones distinguished

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Explain back: Thermal and catalytic cracking compared

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Explain back: The chromophore, and why a dye is coloured

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