This is a detailed 172 page powerpoint resource I made for myself during my A-levels that helped me get an A*.
I added to it at the end of each lesson/topic, cross-referencing between my notes, the textbook, revision guides and most importantly each point of the specification ; I also updated it with any details from marks I’d missed on tests.
Great to go through to better understand topics, as print-outs for revision posters or to review entire modules for the exams or mocks.
It covers all topics for the NEW A-level OCR specification detailed below and at http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/171720-specification-accredited-a-level-gce-chemistry-a-h432.pdf
• Knowledge of the required practicals and practical skills
• Atoms, compounds, molecules and equations Amount of substance
• Acid–base and redox reactions
• Electrons, bonding and structure
• The periodic table and periodicity
• Group 2 and the halogens
• Qualitative analysis
• Enthalpy changes
• Reaction rates and equilibrium (qualitative)
• Basic concepts
• Hydrocarbons
• Alcohols and haloalkanes
• Organic synthesis
• Analytical techniques (IR and MS)
• Reaction rates and equilibrium (quantitative) • pH and buffers
• Enthalpy, entropy and free energy
• Redox and electrode potentials
• Transition elements
• Aromatic compounds
• Carbonyl compounds
• Carboxylic acids and esters
• Nitrogen compounds Polymers
• Organic synthesis
• Chromatography and spectroscopy (NMR)
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Nice layout but unfortunately contains MANY basic mistakes e.g. 'mass number' is NOT 'number of neutrons' (as stated in the 'Isotopes' balloon of slide 3), etc ........ (following reply) Hi Jade I knew exactly what you meant but unfortunately having "(number of neutrons)" directly after mentioning "mass number" confused some of my students, especially as it seemed to conflict with the correct definition in the next balloon. They sometimes interpret sentences differently to what we intended so there are quite a few ambiguities (and errors) that I had to amend for them. It's good that they are questioning things, I guess.
I mean this is absolutely amazing... Thanks so much!!!!
An excellent resource! Definitely worth the money. Will be sharing this with my students.
Fantastic resource - will be sharing with all my students
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