Chemical - Part 1 | Escape From Tarkov (2024)

FAQs

What do I need for chemical part 1? ›

In this quest you have to pick up a secure folder and find a Dorm room 220 key. The wanted folder can be found in a train car on the western side of Customs. There are multiple spawns throughout the train car. After obtaining the folder, you must successfully extract from the location.

By completing either Out of Curiosity or Big Customer, you will fail and lose access to this quest.

at the Flea Market or find it in the railroad car next to the 7th warehouse on Customs. Then you need to find folder 0013. It can be found in the same railroad car where the key spawns, behind a wooden crate. Extract alive from the location and hand over these items to the Skier.

This course covers the elementary principles and theories of chemistry; matter, measurement, atoms, ions, molecules, reactions, chemical calculations, thermochemistry, bonding, molecular geometry, periodicity, and gases.

In this quest you have to go to the three story dorms on Customs and enter room 220 to obtain a flash drive and a letter. The required Dorm room 220 key will be given to you from Skier. If you accidentally lost or sold it, you have to get a new one.

The Portable bunkhouse key is required for this quest. It has a dedicated spawn on the floor under a jacket in the locked room (Factory emergency exit key required) next to the office on Factory.

Time, in EFT, passes 7x faster than real time. So, for every minute that passes in real life, 7 minutes will have elapsed within the game world.

It's entirely possible to play through the available content solo, but it's more challenging. You're alone, potentially dealing with groups of up to five players, sometimes more, and must navigate the map while dealing with every hostile around.

How many people are in one game of Tarkov? ›

After finishing a scavenger raid, there is a cooldown timer until the mode becomes available again for the player. Each raid lasts between 15 and 45 minutes depending on the map, and may contain up to 14 players.

The first paper covers topics 1-5, i.e. atomic structure and the periodic table; bonding, structure, and the properties of matter; quantitative chemistry, chemical changes and energy changes.

2 year A Level Programme:

Grade 5 or above in GCSE Maths plus Grade 6 or above in GCSE Chemistry, Additional Science, or Science Trilogy. If you achieve Grade 5 in Maths you will also be enrolled onto a Core Maths qualification.