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Science

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How to learn in Year 10 Science

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Learn through explanations, worked examples and practice.

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Cells

  1. Not every cell has a nucleus
  2. Use the same units before dividing

Transport

  1. Water moves through a partially permeable membrane
  2. Some transport works against a concentration difference

Biological reactions

  1. An active site supports a particular reaction

Digestion

  1. Digestion and absorption are different steps

Transport systems

  1. Blood passes through two connected circuits

Plant transport

  1. Plants transport different materials in different tissues

Plant reactions

  1. The limiting factor can change

Cellular reactions

  1. Respiration occurs inside living cells

Atomic structure

  1. Protons identify the element
  2. Outer electrons help explain group behaviour

Bonding

  1. Ionic bonding acts through a lattice
  2. Shared electrons and intermolecular forces differ
  3. Mobile electrons explain several metal properties

Carbon

  1. One element can have different structures

Quantitative chemistry

  1. Count each element on both sides
  2. A mole connects mass with particle amount

Acids

  1. Identify the reaction pattern and products

Electrolysis

  1. Ions move towards opposite electrodes

Energy

  1. Choose the energy store and its equation

Thermal physics

  1. Temperature change depends on mass and material
  2. Energy can change state without raising temperature

Matter

  1. Density compares mass with volume
  2. Particle collisions explain gas pressure

Electricity

  1. Current is a rate of charge flow
  2. A component's resistance may change
  3. Use the circuit's actual connections
  4. Relate energy transfer to current and voltage

Atomic physics

  1. Half-life describes a statistical pattern

Check your learning

  1. Year 10 Science — course check