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Year 9 Science

Biology

Unit 1 Plants
1.1 Photosynthesis
1.2 Mineral salts for plants
1.3 Plants and water
1.4 Flowers
1.5 Pollination
1.6 Fertilisation
1.7 Fruits


Unit 2 Living Things in their environment
2.1 Plant adaptations
2.2 Animal adaptations
2.3 Ecology
2.4 Food webs and energy flow
2.5 Decomposers
2.6 Populations
2.7 Pollution
2.8 Habitat destruction
2.9 Protecting the environment

Unit 3 Variation and inheritance
3.1 Keys
3.2 Variation
3.3 Inheritance
3.4 More about inheritance
3.5 Selective breeding
3.6 Natural selection
3.7 Natural selection in action
3.8 Charles Darwin


Chemistry

Unit 4 Material properties

4.1 The structure of the atom
4.2 More about the structure of the atom
4.3 Trends in Group 1
4.4 Trends in some other groups

Unit 5 Energy changes
5.1 Burning
5.2 More exothermic reactions
5.3 Endothermic processes
5.4 Exothermic or endothermic

Unit 6 Reactivity
6.1 Metals and their reactions with oxygen
6.2 Reactions of metals in water
6.3 Reactions of metals with dilute acid
6.4 The reactivity series
6.5 Displacement reactions

Unit 7 Salts
7.1 What is a salt?
7.2 Preparing a salt using metal and acid
7.3 Metal carbonates and acids
7.4 Forming salts by neutralisation


Unit 8 Rates of reaction
8.1 Measuring the rate of reaction
8.2 Changes in the rate of reaction
8.3 Surface area and the rate of reaction
8.4 Temperature and the rate of reaction
8.5 Concentration and the rate of reaction
8.6 Catalysts

Physics

Unit 9 Forces in action
9.1 The idea of density
9.2 Measuring density
9.3 Density calculations
9.4 Pressure
9.5 Pressure calculations
9.6 Pressure in gases and liquids
9.7 The turning effect of a force
9.8 The principle of moments
9.9 Calculating moments

Unit 10 Electricity
10.1 Static electricity
10.2 Positive and negative charge
10.3 Electrons on the move
10.4 Conductors and insulators
10.5 Electric current in a circuit
10.6 Understanding electric current
10.7 Changing circuits 1
10.8 Changing circuits 2
10.9 Components in parallel

Unit 11 Energy
11.1 How we use energy
11.2 Fossil fuels
11.3 Renewables and non-renewables
11.4 Conduction of heat
11.5 Convection
11.6 Radiation
11.7 Evaporation

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