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RESOURCES
A LEVEL
STRUCTURE AND BONDING
three simple molecules
multiple bonds and bond lengths
electronegativity
atomic structure
ionisations energies
Intermolecular forces
Gas equations
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
organic synthesis
aromatic compounds
NMR spectroscopy
addition to alkenes
haloalkanes
alcohols
polymers
mass spectroscopy
Chromatography
flame emission
carbonyl compounds
Alkanes
chirality
Practical techniques
EQUILIBRIA
Acids and Bases and pH
Equlibria and Le Chateiler
Electrode potentials
REACTION RATES
Following reactions
Temperature and rate
ENERGETICS
Enthalpy changes
Hess' Law
Entropy
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Transition elements
Redox
Junior Science
All in order
What's that stuff?
Red cabbage
The Acid Test
Oil and trouble
Sun and air
Fork Handles
Under pressure
Any old iron?
Decomposition
Water good conductor
water dividing
sodium thiosulfate
Melting or freezing?
Magnus' magma
Simulations
IB DIPLOMA
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Chemistry GCSE and IGCSE support
IGCSE Glossary
PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY
a. States of matter
1.1 - 1.2 The three states
1.3 A particular problem
1.4 - 1.7 Solubility curves
b. Elements, compounds and mixtures
1.8 Element or compound?
1.10 Separation techniques
1.10 - 1.13 Chromatography
c. Atomic Structure
1.14 Atoms and molecules
1.15 Subatomic particles
1.16 Isotopes
1.17 Relative atomic mass
d. The Periodic Table
1.18 Organising elements
1.19 Electron configurations
1.20 -1.22 Periodic patterns
1.24 A noble family
e. Chemical formulae, equations and calculations
1.26 Calculating relative masses
1.27 The mole
1.28 Mole calculations
1.29 Reacting masses
1.30 Calculating percentage yield
1.31 Finding formulae
1.34 concentrated calculations
f. Ionic bonding
1.37 Transferring charge
1.38 Know your ions
1.39 Finding formulae
g. Covalent bonding
1.44 Covalent bonds: Sharing nicely
1.45 Covalent bonding : opposites attract
1.46 Small covalent molecules
1.47 Intermolecular forces
h. Metallic bonding
1.52C Modelling metals
15.3C Metallic bonds
1.54C Metallic properties
i. Electrolysis
1.55 Free of charge ( carriers)
1.55 -1.57 Know your anions
1.58 Molten electrolytes
1.59 Half equations
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
a. Group 1 elements
b. Group 7 elements
c. Gases in the atmosphere
d. Reactivity series
e. Extraction and uses of metals
f. Acids, alkalis and titrations
2.28 - 2.30 Use your indicators
2.31 - 2.32 Neutralisation
2.33 Titrations
g. Acids alkalis and salt preparations
2.34 The best solution
2.35 - 2.36 Proton transfer
2.37 - 2.39 Acid reactions
2.39 - 2.43 Making salts
h. Chemical tests
2.44 Tests for gases
2.45 Flame testing
2.46 Flame colours
2.47 Testing for other cations
2.48 Testing anions
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
a. Energetics
3.1 Exothermic and Endothermic
3.2 Calorimetry
3.3 Calculating energy
b. Rates of reaction
c. Reversible reactions and equilibria
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
a. Introduction
4.1 - 4.2 Organic terminology
4.3 Isomers
4.4 Naming organic compounds
4.5 Organic formulae
b. Crude oil
4.7 A crude mix
4.8 Fractional distillation
4.9 - 4.10 Fractional trends
4.11 -4.12 Combustion
c. Alkanes
4.19 The alkanes
4.20 - 4.21 Saturated hydrocarbons
4.22 Substitution by chlorine
d. Alkenes
4.23 The Alkenes
4.24 General formulae
4.25 Unsaturation vs saturation
4.26 Naming alkenes
4.27 Bromine test
e. Alcohols
4.29C - 4.30 Handle with care
4.31C Alcoholic naming
4.32C Adding Oxygen
4.33C Optimum fermentation
f. Carboxylic acids
4.34C Carboxylic acid aka "- COOH"
4.35C Carboxylic formulae
4.36C Carboxylic reactions
4.37C Vinegar
g. Esters
4.38 A fragrant functional group
4.39 - 4.40 Ethyl ethanoate
4.41 Ester by name
4.43 Making an Ester
h. Synthetic polymers