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Physics The particle model Density Changes of state Internal Energy Latent heat Specific Heat Capacity GPE to KE Forces Weight & Mass.

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1 Physics The particle model Density Changes of state Internal Energy Latent heat Specific Heat Capacity GPE to KE Forces Weight & Mass

2 Chemistry Structure of the atom Electron structure Formation of ions Periodic Table Reactivity Metals and Non-Metals Groups in the periodic table Reactions of metals carbonates

3 Biology Prokayoic & Eukaryotic Cells Magnification of living organisms Organisation of living organisms Role of cellular organelles Plant and animal cells Types of cells Diffucsion Photosynthesis Limiting factors of photosynthesis Respiration

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