Chemistry · A Level
A Level Chemistry Revision Guide
The whole of A level chemistry in thirteen pages: how the course is assessed, then the content the DfE names — amounts of substance, atomic structure, bonding and structure, energetics and entropy, kinetics and rate equations, equilibria and acids, redox and electrode potentials, periodicity and the groups, organic chemistry, isomerism and benzene, and modern analytical techniques — closing on working scientifically and the Practical Endorsement. Five drawings on every page, all made for the guide: six molecular shapes each at its true bond angle, a reaction profile whose peak is solved for so it sits exactly at the activation energy the arrow measures, two Maxwell–Boltzmann curves normalised to the same area, a hexaaqua copper ion going pale blue to deep blue, an infrared spectrum running 4000 to 500 the way one actually does, and benzene beside an alkene to show why one substitutes and the other adds. Three core ideas, a worked example in three steps, three misconceptions and eight cover-and-test questions on every page.
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- Referenced to the DfE’s GCE AS and A level subject content for biology, chemistry, physics and psychology (April 2014), Appendix 2 for the chemistry content, Appendix 5 and 5c for the practical skills and apparatus, and Appendix 6 and 6b for the mathematics, with Ofqual’s GCE subject level conditions and requirements for science (Ofqual/16/6013), quoted word for word; no board’s specification, no paper or component names, and no claim about which practicals your board sets
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