WJEC A level chemistry A2 Unit 3 Topic 3.6: Enthalpy changes for solids and solutions powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: Lesson 1 - Standard enthalpy changes, and solubility of ionic compounds in water
Lesson 2: Born-Haber cycles and stability of compounds
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WJEC A level chemistry A2 Unit 3 Topic 3.5: Chemical Kinetics powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: Sampling and quenching, Finding reaction order and the general rate equation
Lesson 2: Finding units for k, rate determining steps and mechanisms
Lesson 3: Arrhenius equation and effect of catalysts on rate.
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WJEC A level Biology A2 Unit 3 Topic 3.5: Populations and ecosystems powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson1: Populations
Lesson 2: Sampling
Lesson 3: Ecosystems and biomass transfer
Lesson 4: Succession
Lesson 5: Carbon cycle and the human impact on the carbon cycle
Lesson 6: Nitrogen cycle, human impact on the nitrogen cycle, and eutrophication
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WJEC A level Biology A2 Unit 3 Topic 3.3: Respiration powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson1: ATP and an introduction to respiration
Lesson 2: Glycolysis and link reaction
Lesson 3: Krebs Cycle
Lesson 4: Electron transport chain
Lesson 5: Anaerobic respiration and energy budgets
Lesson 6: Alternative respiratory substrates
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WJEC A level Biology AS Unit 1 Topic 1.3: Cell membranes and transport powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson1: Fluid mosaic model and factors affecting it’s permeabiltiy
Lesson 2: Simple/facilitated diffusion and factors that affect them
Lesson 3: Osmosis
Lesson 4: Active transport and bulk transport
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WJEC A level chemistry AS Unit 1 Topic 1.3: Chemical calculations powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: Relative mass terms and mass spectrometry
Lesson 2: Empirical and molecular formula
Lesson 3: Avogadro, grams, moles, concentration, and solubility
Lesson 4: Stoichiometry
Lesson 5: Gas laws and the ideal gas equation
Lesson 6: Atom economy, % yield, %error, and significant figures
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WJECA level chemistry A2 Unit 4 Topic 4.2: Aromaticity powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: structure + bonding in benzene
Lesson 2: benzene’s resistance to addition reactions & electrophilic substitution mechanisms (nitrations, halogenation, friedel-crafts alkylation)
Lesson 3: C-Cl bond strength + past paper question revision for whole topic
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WJEC A level chemistry AS Unit 1 Topic 1.1: Formulae and equations powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: Chemical formulae and oxidation numbers
Lesson 2: Chemical and ionic equations
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WJEC A level chemistry AS Unit 1 Topic 1.6: The periodic table powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson 1: Elements arranged by atomic number, recap of electronic structure, recap of oxidation and reduction
Lesson 2: Trends in the periodic table
Lesson 3: Reactivity of groups 1&2, group 2 metals with oxygen, steam, and water, cation reactions, and flame tests
Lesson 4: Thermal stability of group 2 hydroxides & carbonates, solubility of group 2 hydroxides & sulfates, and group 1 & 2 oxides
Lesson 5/6: Group 7
Lesson 7: Salt formation
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WJEC A level Biology AS Unit 1 Topic 1.2: Cell structure and organisation powerpoints for whole topic
Each lesson covers a spec point:
Lesson1: Eukaryotic cell organelles
Lesson 2:Prokaryotic cells, viruses, and their differences compared to eukaryotes
Lesson 3: Levels of organisation
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