Combined Science GCSE
Interpreting yield and concentration data
What Interpreting yield and concentration data means in Combined Science GCSE, as defined for AQA.
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Reading the trend in given yield, percentage or concentration data and linking it to the mole count to state the direction of shift and the resulting change.
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- Counting gas moles in equilibrium equations
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- Predicting direction of equilibrium shift
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