NCEA Level 2 CHEMISTRY

Chemical Reactivity

Overview

91166 Reactivity checklist

No Brain Too Small Practice Exam Paper

Reactivity Practice Paper #1

Reactivity Practice Paper #1 - Draft answers

Last minute reminders / at a glance sheets

Last minute Reactivity reminders

91166 Rates, equilibrium, acids and bases and pH - a page on each (version 2 - new in 2021)

91166 Rates, equilibrium, acids and bases and pH - a page on each (version 1)

Acids and Bases

Acids & Bases Notes

At a glance - Comparing Strong and Weak Acids & Bases notes

Equilibria

91166 Equilibrium notes

91166 Haber process - why are industrial conditions chosen?

Rates of reaction

Rates of reaction notes

Collated questions

Collated Rates of reaction questions (from expired AS 90310 and new AS 91166) - updated to 2024 new

Collated Equilibria questions and answers (2013-2024) - updated to 2024new

Collated Acids, bases & pH questions (2013-2024).- updated to 2024new

Collated Equilibria questions (from expired AS 90310) and Collated Equilibria answers (from expired AS 90310)

Collated Acids, bases & pH questions (from 2012 and the expired AS 90310 - still valid) Answers

Flashcards

91166 Reactivity flashcards (revised in 2020)

Misc

91164 / 91166 Assorted Calculations (energy, Kc & pH)

Older resources - still relevant

Collated Equilibria Questions (from expired AS 90310 and new AS 91166) - Kc and calculations only; Hints included.

pH calculation notes (from expired AS 90310 but still 100% relevant to AS 91166)

pH calculation help PowerPoint

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