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NCEA Level 2 CHEMISTRY
Carry out an investigation into chemical species present in a sample using qualitative analysis
Overview
91911 Qualitative Analysis checklist
Notes
91911 Notes - for qualitative analysis - ionic substance
91911 Report - implications of lead ions
91911 Report - implications copper ions
91911 Report - implications zinc ions
91911 Report - Explaining the identification of Al3+ ions
91911 Report - Explaining the identification of Cl - ions
91911 Resource Sheet (ions)
91911 Collecting primary data (ions example)
91911 How to use solubility rules (and intro to ionic equations)
91911 Equations Help sheet (ions)
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