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Keep an eye on the quals news page to see when new videos can be accessed.  \nGCSE Combined Science (Biology) | GCSE Biology  \nInvestigating biological samples with a microscope   \nInvestigate the effect of pH on enzyme activity   \nAdditional practicals needed for GCSE Biology  \nInvestigate the use of chemical reagents to identify starch, reducing sugars,proteins and fats  \nInvestigate osmosis in potatoes  \nInvestigate the effect of light intensity on the rate of photosynthesis  \nInvestigate the rate of respiration in living organisms  \nInvestigate the relationship between organisms and their environment  \nInvestigate the effects of antiseptics, antibiotics or plant extracts on microbial cultures  \nGCSE Combined Science (Chemistry) | GCSE Chemistry  \nInvestigate the composition of inks by simple distillation and chromatography  \nInvestigate the change in pH of a fixed volume of HCl on the addition of calcium hydroxide  \nPreparation of pure, dry hydrated copper sulfate crystals  \nInvestigate the electrolysis of copper sulfate solution with inert (graphite) and copper electrodes  \nInvestigating the rate of a reaction by a) measuring the production of a gas and b) by observing a colour change  \nAdditional practicals needed for GCSE Chemistry  \nAcid alkali titration using burette, pipette and a suitable indicator  \nIdentify the ions in unknown salts using the tests set out in the specification  \nInvestigate the temperature rise of a known mass of water by some common alcohols  \nGCSE Combined Science (Physics) | GCSE Physics  \nInvestigate the relationship between force mass and acceleration with trolleys  \nInvestigate the suitability of equipment to measure the speed frequency and wavelength of a wave in a solid and a fluid.  \nInvestigate the densities of solids and liquids   \nInvestigate the refraction in rectangular glass blocks  \nInvestigate the extension and work done when applying forces to a spring  \nUse circuits to a) investigate the relationship between potential difference, current and resistance for a resistance in a filament lamp and b) test series and parallel circuits using resistors and filament lamps  \nInvestigate the properties of water by determining the specific heat capacity of water and obtaining a temperature time graph for melting ice  \nAdditional practical needed for GCSE Physics  \nInvestigate how the nature of a surface affects the amount of thermal energy radiated or absorbed.","cbCainsPWZ8XMPba","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainsPWZ8XMPba","pdf",244996,"English","# GCSE Combined Science (Biology)\n## GCSE Biology\n# GCSE Combined Science (Chemistry)\n## GCSE Chemistry\n# GCSE Combined Science (Physics)\n## GCSE Physics","[{\"question\":\"What does this document provide for GCSE Science?\",\"answer\":\"It provides up-to-date links to core practical videos for GCSE Combined Science and for GCSE Biology, GCSE Chemistry, and GCSE Physics.\"},{\"question\":\"When do the video links become accessible?\",\"answer\":\"Links are “live” as the videos are published, and readers are advised to monitor the quals news page for access updates.\"},{\"question\":\"Which practical areas are covered across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics?\",\"answer\":\"Biology includes topics like microscopy, pH and enzyme activity, osmosis, and photosynthesis. 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