GCSE Combined Science Year 10 exams

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GCSE Combined Science Year 10 exams Chemistry Paper 1 Atomic structures and the periodic table Atoms Elements Compounds Chemical equations Separation techniques, mixtures & chromatography Distillation History of the atom Electronic structure Development of the periodic table The modern periodic table Metals & non-metals Group 1 elements Group 7 elements Group 0 elements Bonding structure & properties of matter Formation of ions Ionic bonding Ionic compounds Covalent bonding Simple molecular substances Polymers & giants covalent structures Allotropes of carbon Metallic bonding States of matter Changing state Quantitative Chemistry Relative formula mass The mole Conservation of mass The mole & equations (Higher) Limiting reactants (Higher) Concentrations of solutions Chemical changes Acids & bases Strong acids & weak acids Reactions of acids The reactivity series Separating metals from metal oxides (Higher) Redox reactions (Higher) Electrolysis Electrolysis of aqueous solutions Energy Changes Exothermic & endothermic reactions Bond energies (Higher) GCSE Combined Science Year 10 exams Biology Paper 1 Cell Biology Cells Microscopy Cell differentiation & specialisation Chromosomes & mitosis Stem cells Diffusion Osmosis Active transport Exchange surfaces Exchanging substances Organisation Cell organisation Enzymes and reactions Enzymes & digestion The lungs Circulatory system; heart, , blood vessels & blood Cardiovascular disease Health & disease Non-communicable disease Cancer Plant cell organisation Transpiration & Translocation Transpiration & stomata Infection & Response Communicable disease Viral, fungal & protist diseases Bacterial diseases and preventing diseases Fighting disease, vaccination & drugs Developing drugs Bioenergetics Photosynthesis & limiting factors The rate of photosynthesis Respiration & metabolism Aerobic & anaerobic respiration