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Qualification => Reference Material => GCE AS & A2 Level => Revison Notes => Topic started by: The Golden Girl =D on January 24, 2011, 12:15:49 pm
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well if any of you is taking Unit 2 EDEXCEL Chemistry then I suggest you read my report perhaps it might help you understand the main idea of this topic :)
Lia - here I'm finally uploading it :)
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I like it. (Y)
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Thanks :) ...
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Master Key added this :
Nitrogen Oxides: Nitrogen oxide is a free radical that comes from Nitrogen oxides, which are produced by car and aircraft engines and thunderstorms. Nitrogen oxide free radicals act as catalysts and hence are capable of breaking many ozone molecules. Nitrogen is unreactive and it needs high activation energy to react with oxygen. In cars engines, petrol ones' have spark to ignite fuel. Lightning and sparks are at 1400 Celsius and thus nitrogen breaks down and reacts with oxygen to form Nitrogen Oxides.
thanks mate :)
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well if any of you is taking Unit 2 EDEXCEL Chemistry then I suggest you read my report perhaps it might help you understand the main idea of this topic :)
Lia - here I'm finally uploading it :)
really good Thanks
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really good Thanks
welcome :)
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great! (Y)
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^ I'm glad you find it useful :)
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Great notes, green girl :P
Thank you.
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You're Welcome , I hope other benefit too :)