Unit 1 practical Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

P6 – Describe different types of energy transfer. P7 – Carry out a practical investigation into the calorific values of different fuels. M3 – Carry out a practical demonstration of a range of energy interconversions with appropriate explanations of the systems investigated. D3 – Evaluate the efficiencies of energy conversion systems. Please use this work as a guide only. It is not meant to cover every aspect of the criteria, it is a guide ONLY. Refunds not accepted. Plagiarism will be pi...

These notes are written for the international advanced level chemistry 2018 specification but are compatible with other exam boards. The summary covers moles, full and ionic equations, relative masses, parts per million, concentrations, empirical Andy molecular formulas, reacting masses, amounts of gasses, percentage yield, atom economy, core practical 1 - measuring molar volumes of gases, reactions of acids, displacement reactions and precipitation reactions.

D1 explain how standard solutions and titrations are prepared in industry. Please use this work as a guide only. It is not meant to cover every aspect of the criteria, it is a guide ONLY. Refunds not accepted. Plagiarism will be picked up by examiners. This is a part of D1 one only, i have other parts to this documents available for purchase.

My friends and I did it together, we also looked over it with a science teacher with a degree in chemistry and she said it was worthy of a distinction. PS: Don't copy word for word ;)

Level 3 BTEC national extended diploma - D*D*D* 17/18 units. This is a practical work-related course, with assignments based on real life problems that occur within the world of IT and Business. Year 1 - BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT (Networking and Systems Support) (180 Credits) Unit 5 – Managing Networks Unit 7 – Organisational Systems Security Unit 14 – Event driven Programming Year 2 - BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT (Networking and Systems Support) Unit 9 – Computer N...

Unit 15 - Working as a Holiday Representative Part of P4, M2, D2 It is a welcome meeting presentation, including welcome, introduction, accommodation, resort, local and safety information, and promotion of excursions and other services. Script for the presentation and welcome pack is available amongst my uploaded documents. For P4, learners must use social, customer service and selling skills to plan and deliver an arrival transfer speech and a welcome meeting to a group of holidaymakers, an...

Unit 15 - Working as a Holiday Representative Part of P4, M2, D2 It is a welcome pack created for the welcome meeting presentation, which is available amongst my uploaded documents. For P4, learners must use social, customer service and selling skills to plan and deliver an arrival transfer speech and a welcome meeting to a group of holidaymakers, and make a sale to a holidaymaker. The transfer speech and welcome meeting can be simulated situations but should be to an audience. They must prov...

Unit 15 - Working as a Holiday Representative Part of P4, M2, D2 It is the whole script for the welcome meeting presentation (available amongst my uploaded documents). For P4, learners must use social, customer service and selling skills to plan and deliver an arrival transfer speech and a welcome meeting to a group of holidaymakers, and make a sale to a holidaymaker. The transfer speech and welcome meeting can be simulated situations but should be to an audience. They must provide a welcome,...

Unit 15 - Working as a Holiday Representative Part of P4, M2, D2 It is an arrival transfer speech including welcome, introduction, safety and comfort on the coach, country info, transfer details, resort information and accommodation check-in. Welcome meeting is mentioned three times throughout the speech and drip selling excursions is included. For P4, learners must use social, customer service and selling skills to plan and deliver an arrival transfer speech and a welcome meeting to a group...

My friends and I did it together, we also looked over it with a science teacher with a degree in chemistry and she said it was worthy of a distinction. PS: Don't copy word for word ;)