Examination Revision Checklist

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering the topics and terminology from Mr B's Examination Revision Checklist.

Protons, neutrons & electrons

Subatomic particles whose features are listed for review on the Examination Revision Checklist.

Electronic configuration

The arrangement of electrons characterized on the checklist by the 2,8,8 rule.

2,8,8 rule

The numerical rule governing electronic configuration on the revision checklist.

Synthesis, decomposition, precipitation, single displacement reactions

The specific classifications of chemical reactions identified for review on the checklist.

Acid and base reactions

A specific class of chemical reactions included on the Examination Revision Checklist.

Ionic, covalent and metallic compounds & bonds

The three types of chemical bonds and compounds specified on the revision checklist.

Speactator ions

Ions studied in connection with ionic equations on the Examination Revision Checklist.

Ionic equations

Equations studied alongside speactator ions on the revision checklist.

Titration

A laboratory method requiring understanding of its purpose, knowledge, and equipment used.

Balancing chemical equations

A chemical notation skill specified as a topic on the Examination Revision Checklist.

Reactivity of metals

A checklist revision topic addressing the relative reactivity of metallic elements.

Endothermic & exothermic processes

The two types of chemical and physical thermal processes included on the revision checklist.

Factors affecting rate of chemical reactions

The conditions and variables that influence reaction speed listed on the revision checklist.

Conservation of mass

A core scientific principle included on the Examination Revision Checklist.

Why atoms form ions

A checklist topic addressing the underlying reason atoms undergo ionization.

Groups & periods

The structural columns and rows of the Periodic Table used to organize and classify different types of elements.

Mr B

The instructor who prepared the Examination Revision Checklist and signed off wishing students good luck.