Questions and answers on naming organic molecules using displayed and skeletal formula. Suitable for pupils in L6th as part of their introduction to organic chemistry

For GCSE chemistry pupils, Powerpoint explaining how to calculate relative formula mass. Pupil task with answers. Several extension activities , again with answers

Worksheet for year 13 chemistry pupils, enabling them to determine how many peaks are expected for a series of molecules when analysed using carbon-13 NMR

Worksheets covering the following organic chemistry topics, covered in A2 Anhydrides Friedel-Craft reactions Hydroxynitriles Acyl chlorides

Worksheet with answers on hydrolysis of esters. Suitable for A level chemistry pupils.

Worksheets cover amides; extending the carbon chain and reactions of nitriles. Answers included

Resource aimed at A level students, enabling them to build up their knowledge of organic reactions

Worksheet (with answers) designed to test pupils knowledge of reagents used in organic chemistry

Three sets of starter questions, covering fractional distillation, hydrocarbons and combustion. Animated answers

Calculations using Avagadro’s constant Worked examples Pupil questions with answers Extension activity

Activity looking at molecular formula, empirical formula, structural formula, displayed formula and skeletal formula for 3 organic molecules. Answers included

Resource suitable for L6th chemistry students, helping them to draw esters and to identify the molecules required to make specific esters

Lesson on alloys suitable for GCSE. Includes starter activity on what is in various alloys; explanation; graph drawing exercise and plenary with answers

Transition metal complex task for A2 chemistry pupils. Task involves identifying and drawing several transition metal complexes from the information provided. Answers are included in the slides

One worksheet on reactions of carbonyls, with answers