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• Aqueous Chemistry: Acids and Alkalis, Solubility, Properties of Water;
• Changing Materials: Changes to the Atmosphere, Geological Changes, Products from the Air/Rocks/Oil, The Reactivity Series;
• Classifying Materials: Atomic Structure, Bonding, Elements and Compounds;
• Organic Chemistry: Alcohols, Fuels, Alkanes and Alkenes;
• Patterns of Behavior: Rates of reaction, Enzymes, The Periodic Table, Energy Transfer.

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