which is everything
lol yeh but then again you could just go through the more detailed and important things. Some stuff from the core modules which I reckon need to be looked at closely are production of ethanol and its uses, an example of a biopolymer (
PS I got an assignment with a lot of information on a biopolymer and batteries if anyone would like) and also the formation of the polymer cellulose, batteries (in particular how to compare lead acid battery/ dry cell to another form of battery), the decay of radioactive material and a radioisotope used in medicine and industry, Le Chatelier's principle and how to apply it to questions, acids and there uses, acidic oxides, differentiating between acids and bases (like know what's strong), the definition of acids as time transcended, how to identify ions in solution (both cations and anions), how properties of water are measured and monitored (such as DO, BOD, hardness etc...), pollution of the atmosphere, the layers within the atmosphere, how to name haloalkanes and there effect on the atmosphere (depletion of ozone) and why there is extreme ozone depletion over the antartic.
PS I know that's a lot but even if you just skim read, you may just remember some important things during the exam, and best of luck studying =D
