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Can candidates use the term 'rate of reaction' instead of 'speed of reaction' in chemistry examinations?

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When can candidates sit the exam for O Level Combined Science 5129?
My candidates are doing the ‘Experimental skills and Investigations’ paper, so what practical work do they need to do?
Where can I find resources to help deliver the practical skills necessary to teach O level Combined Science?
Where can my school buy microscope slides with specimens?
Can my students sit Cambridge O Level Chemistry 5070 with Cambridge O Level Combined Science 5129?
Do you know of any extra resources to help my teaching of mathematical ideas in science?
Can candidates use the term 'rate of reaction' instead of 'speed of reaction' in chemistry examinations?
For displayed formulae do I need to write in the hydrogen atoms, or can I just draw "sticks"?
Do candidates get a Periodic Table in every paper? Can we provide candidates with additional periodic tables to save time in an exam?
Will my students receive the ‘Notes for use in qualitative analysis’ in their exam papers?

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Yes, both terms are acceptable.

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