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Topic 15 Exercise 1 - transition metals
Topic 15 Exercise 2 - complex ions
Topic 15 Exercise 3 - reactions of complex ions
Topic 15 Exercise 4 - redox reactions and catalysts
Topic 15 Exercise 5 - manganate (VII) titrations
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Practical 19 - simple test-tube reactions to identify transition metal cations in solution (Required Practical 11)
Practical 20 - manganate (VII) titration 1
Practical 21 - manganate (VII) titration 2

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  • Home
  • Specifications
    • AP Chemistry
    • Honors Chemistry USA >
      • Unit 1 - Atoms and the Periodic Table
      • Unit 2A - Bonding 1: Bonds and Particles
      • Unit 2B - Bonding II: Particles and Structures
      • Unit 3 - Amount of Substance and Measurement
      • Unit 4 - Introduction to Physical Chemistry
      • Unit 5A - Chemical Reactions I: Acid-Base Reactions
      • Unit 5B - Chemical Reactions II - Acid-Base Reactions
      • Unit 6 - Radioactivity and Nuclear Chemistry
    • Undergraduate Chemistry >
      • Year 1
      • Year 2
      • Year 3
    • legacy AQA Chemistry >
      • AQA AS Chemistry
      • AQA A2 Chemistry
    • legacy OCR Chemistry A >
      • Unit 1
      • Unit 2
      • Unit 3
      • Unit 4
      • Unit 5
      • Unit 6
    • WASSCE Chemistry
    • AQA A-Level Chemistry >
      • 1st Year and AS-Level
      • 2nd Year
  • Contact
  • Blog
    • Development of the Modern Atomic Model
    • Evolution of Chemical Symbols
    • From Hydrogen to Carbon-12 How Relative Atomic Mass Was Standardised
    • When Experiment and Theory Collided Gay-Lussac, Avogadro and the Mystery of Gas Volumes
    • Indicators, Endpoints and Back Titrations Making Volumetric Analysis Work