What are the Relative Charges and Relative Masses of the Following:
> Protons
> Neutrons
> Electrons

What is an Ion?

What is an Anion and a Cation?

What are Isotopes?

How do you Calculate the Relative Atomic Mass of several Isotopes?

What are the Traits of Particles in a Solid?

What are the Traits of Particles in a Liquid?

What are the Traits of Particles in a Gas?

What is the name for the Change of State for:
> Solid into Liquid
> Liquid into Gas
> Gas into Liquid
> Liquid into Solid
> Solid into Gas
> Gas into Solid

Why does Temperature Not Increase during a Change in State?

What is a Pure Substance?

What is Filtration?

What is Crystallisation?

Euugh fuk... Solubility Rules?

What is a Strong Acid?

What is a Weak Acid?

What is a Concentrated Acid?

What is a Dilute Acid?

Empirical Formula and Mass in Reactions in the Revision guide

What Colour are the Following Indicators in Acids / Alkalis?
> Litmus
> Methyl Orange
> Phenolphthalein

What is a Reversible Reaction?

Without a change in Pressure or Temperature, how do Reversible Reactions reach an Equilibrium?

What 3 Things can Change the Position of Equilibrium?

What is Le Chatelier's Principle?

What does Changing the Temperature in a Reversible Reaction do to the Equilibrium?

What does Changing the Pressure in a Reversible Reaction do to the Equilibrium?

What does Changing the Concentration in a Reversible Reaction do to the Equilibrium?

What is the Method for Titrations?

Titration diagram revision guide too

Where are the Transition Metals?

What are the (Typical) Properties for Transition Metals?