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The contents cover core quantitative ideas from atomic structure, isotopes, ions, elements and atoms, through chemical calculations such as conservation of mass, balancing equations, relative formula mass, moles, percentage yield, atom economy, half equations, reacting masses, Avogadro’s constant, gas volume, and reaction thermochemistry, ending with targeted titration methods and related calculations.","New Specification, for teaching from 2106 and for exams from 2108  \nMaths (The Chemistry Bits) AQA , Higher Chemistry Separate Science GCSE  \nOther books in this series  \nPreviously published...  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \n􀁸  \nMaths as Calculator skills for Science Students Maths (The Physics bits) for GCSE Core Science  \nMaths (The Chemistry bits) for GCSE Core and Additional Science  \nMaths (The Chemistry bits) for GCSE Triple Science  \nMaths (The Chemistry bits) for Separate Science GCSE  \nMaths (The Chemistry bits) for Combined Science GCSE  \nMarch 2016 April 2016 May 2016  \nMay 2016 July 2016  \nJuly 2016  \nComing soon…  \n􀁸 Maths (The Physics bits) for GCSE Additional Science  \n􀁸 Maths (The Physics bits) for GCSE Triple Science  \n􀁸 Summer Flying Start for A-Level Chemistry  \n􀁸 Summer Flying Start for A-Level Physics  \n􀁸 Maths for A-Level Chemistry Year 12  \n􀁸 Maths for A-Level Chemistry Year 13  \n􀁸 Maths for A-Level Chemistry Year 12 and year 13  \nWOW – that is a long list! Chances are if you want a maths/science book I’ve written it or Iam writing it.  \nFor full book listings [visit www.PrimroseKitten.com](visit www.PrimroseKitten.com)  \nFirst published 2016  \nAll copyright Primrose Kitten©  \nImage credits, Hamham Art , Creative House Shuttershock and pixabay  \nAcknowledgements  \nThank you to my husband for putting up with my spending every night writing this and for correcting all of my SPG mistakes. 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