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Higher Chemistry Structures
Common structures within the SQA Higher Chemistry course.
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Last updated: April 27, 2025
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| First submitted | April 27, 2025 |
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Try to name the five countries that produce the highest quantity of each of ten different types of fruit.
In one minute, can you match each set of highlighted countries with the letter they start with?
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magnusokin
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Level 57
Aug 29, 2025
The structure for “soap” is an ion and is therefore ambiguous. Please either show the counterion or accept ‘dodecanoate’ or “laurate.” “ tenside” might also be a good valid answer.
CalumMcBean
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Level 38
Aug 31, 2025
This is according to what is within the SQA Higher Chemistry course, as stated, so the answer is correct. There may be other correct answers, but as they are not at Higher Chemistry level, they will not count towards this specific quiz.
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