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Matter and materials of daily use
The three states of matter and the particle picture behind them; how materials are grouped and separated; physical against chemical change with rusting and crystallisation; acids, bases and neutralisation; metals and non-metals; and the fibres, plastics and fuels the syllabus treats as materials of daily use.
This part of the syllabus has not been confirmed against a current official notification yet, so treat it as provisional.
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