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GNVQ Science Advanced

The Nuffield Science in Practice advanced textbook was organised unit-by-unit and carefully structured to help students find the information they needed. The book featured vocational case studies that were specially researched by a team of science writers and teachers to illustrate the practical importance of the science in the mandatory units. A comprehensive reference section included data as well as guidance on measurements, data handling and calculations.

Contents
How this book is organised

UNIT 1: Analysis and laboratory safety
*Chapter 1A: Chemical analysis
*Chapter 1B: Analytical methods
*Chapter 1C: Health and safety

UNIT 2: Investigating materials and their uses
*Chapter 2A: Materials on test
*Chapter 2B: Modifying materials

UNIT 3: Obtaining new substances
*Chapter 3A: Natural and synthetic chemicals
*Chapter 3B: Making organic compounds
*Chapter 3C: Making inorganic compounds

UNIT 4: Obtaining products from organisms
*Chapter 4A: Working cells
*Chapter 4B: Working plants
*Chapter 4C: Biological production in context

UNIT 5: Controlling movement and energy
*Chapter 5A: Movement control
*Chapter 5B: Flow control
*Chapter 5C: Energy control

UNIT 6: Controlling reactions
*Chapter 6A: How far? Chemical equilibria
*Chapter 6B: How fast? Rates of chemical change
*Chapter 6C: Controlling chemical change

UNIT 7: Human physiology and healthcare management
*Chapter 7A: Cells and organ systems in mammals
*Chapter 7B: Mammalian physiology
*Chapter 7C: Keeping people healthy

UNIT 8: Communicating information
*Chapter 8A: Dealing with data
*Chapter 8B: Electronic data transfer

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