This file consists of Mock Exam papers on AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications consisting of new questions (usually not from past exam papers) along with detailed mark schemes for each paper. For each exam board, there are 3 papers - Paper 1 (Physical & Inorganic Chemistry), Paper 2 (Physical & Organic Chemistry) and Paper 3 (Practical Assessment). Each paper comprises of nine exam-style questions carrying 10, 15 or 20 marks each. Each question usually covers 2 pages so that it can be copied or printed on both sides of an A4 sheet. Teachers can build their own Mock exams with the total mark same as the actual A-level paper by selecting questions with the appropriate mark mix, for example, AQA Chemistry Paper 1 carries a total of 105 marks, so you can mix three 20-mark and three 15-mark questions from the nine questions.

The presentation comprehensively covers the AQA A-level Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slides 3 and 4. The title for each topic include specification code and the contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Most of the required practicals have been described and the theoretical aspects explained through written reasonings, diagrams and calculations. Teachers can use these slides to deliver lessons and students can use these slides to revise for their exams. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

The presentation comprehensively covers the Edexcel A-level Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. Overviews of the content and assessments have been included in Slides 2 and 3. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slide 4. The title for each topic include specification code and the contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Most of the required practicals have been described and the theoretical aspects explained through written reasonings, diagrams and calculations. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

These worksheets cover the more challenging topics of AS-level Chemistry of all exam boards - Atomic structure including mass spectrometry and ionisation energy problems; Formulae, equations and amounts of substance; Titration calculations; Energetics 1; Kinetics & Equilibria 1; Redox reactions; Tests for elements of Groups 2 and 7. The questions in these worksheets have been chosen to cover almost all the different varieties asked in past exams along with some fresh types likely to be asked in exams. The questions have been sequenced from easy and straightforward ones to more complicated or lengthy ones. The answers for the calculations can be found after the questions on the same worksheet for most.

The presentations comprehensively cover the OCR A-level Chemistry specification and have been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. The title for each topic include specification code and the files have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Teachers can use these slides to deliver lessons through starters and plenaries besides adequate theoretical information and worked examples to support mains while students can use these slides to revise for their exams. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

The presentation comprehensively covers the AQA A-level Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slides 3 and 4. The title for each topic include specification code and the contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Most of the required practicals have been described and the theoretical aspects explained through written reasonings, diagrams and calculations. Teachers can use these slides to deliver lessons and students can use these slides to revise for their exams. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

The presentations comprehensively cover the OCR A-level (Year 2) Chemistry specification and have been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. The title for each topic include specification code and the files have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Teachers can use these slides to deliver lessons through starters and plenaries besides adequate theoretical information and worked examples to support mains while students can use these slides to revise for their exams. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

The presentation comprehensively covers the Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their GCSE examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slides 3, 4 and 5. The contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources.

The presentation comprehensively covers the Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Combined Science Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their GCSE examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slides 3 and 4. The contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources.

The presentation comprehensively covers the AQA 9-1 Combined Science Trilogy Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their GCSE examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slide 3. The contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources.

Worksheets along with solutions for the conceptual topics requiring continuous practice of different types of questions to avoid confusion and misunderstanding.

The presentation comprehensively covers the Edexcel A-level Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. Overviews of the content and assessments have been included in Slides 2, 3 and 4. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slide 5. The title for each topic include specification code and the contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Most of the required practicals have been described and the theoretical aspects explained through written reasonings, diagrams and calculations. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

These worksheets cover the more challenging topics of A-level Chemistry of all exam boards - Electrochemical cells & electrode potentials; Acids, bases and pH; Thermodynamics/Energetics 2; Kinetics; Transition metals; Kc and Kp calculations. The questions in these worksheets have been chosen to cover almost all the different varieties asked in past exams along with some fresh types likely to be asked in exams. The questions have been sequenced from easy and straightforward ones to more complicated or lengthy ones. The answers for the calculations can be found on the last page of the same worksheet. Separate files for mark schemes of the Transition Metal worksheets have been included in this folder.

The presentations comprehensively cover the OCR AS/A-level (Year 1) Chemistry specification and have been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their A-level examination. The title for each topic include specification code and the files have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources. Teachers can use these slides to deliver lessons through starters and plenaries besides adequate theoretical information and worked examples to support mains while students can use these slides to revise for their exams. Please send feedback and reviews to: c.roopak410@gmail.com

The presentation comprehensively covers the AQA GCSE 9-1 Chemistry specification and has been written in a revision-friendly format to help pupils revise for their GCSE examination. A summary of the assessments has been included in Slide 2. The topics can be accessed by clicking on their title links in full-screen mode from the ‘Contents’ slide 3. The contents have been ordered in the same sequence as in the specification. What makes this presentation unique is that the keywords in exam answers that the pupils are awarded marks for have been highlighted in black italicised font. Calculations have been demonstrated in logical steps and explanatory pictures and graphics have been embedded from various external sources.