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Unit 1: How can the diversity of materials be explained?
1 Elements and the periodic table
2 Covalent substances
3 Metals
4 Ionic Compounds
5 Separating and identifying compounds in mixtures
6 Quantifying atoms and compounds
7 Organic compounds
8 Polymers
9 Research investigations
Unit 1 Revision exercise

Unit 2: How do chemical reactions shape the natural world?
10 Water and properties of water
11 Acids and bases
12 Redox reactions
13 Measuring solubility and concentration
14 Gases
15 Analysis of salts in water
16 Practical investigations
Unit 2 Revision exercise

Appendix: Periodic table

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