A Level Chemistry Revision
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A Level Chemistry Revision Resources
A Level Chemistry Exam Boards
AQA A Level Chemistry
AQA Chemistry resources by exam board
Cambridge (CIE) A Level Chemistry
Cambridge (CIE) Chemistry resources by exam board
Edexcel A Level Chemistry
Edexcel Chemistry resources by exam board
OCR A Level Chemistry A
OCR Chemistry resources by exam board
A Level Chemistry Topics
1. Development of Practical Skills in Chemistry
2. Foundations in Chemistry
3. Periodic Table & Energy
4. Core Organic Chemistry
5. Physical Chemistry & Transition Elements
6. Organic Chemistry & Analysis
- 1. Physical Chemistry
- 2. Inorganic Chemistry
- 3. Organic Chemistry
- 4. Core Chemistry Practicals
- 5. Advanced Physical Chemistry
- 6. Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
- 7. Advanced Organic Chemistry
- 8. Advanced Core Practicals
- Physical Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- AS Practical Skills
- Advanced Physical Chemistry
- Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
- Advanced Organic Chemistry
- Advanced Practical Skills
- Synoptic Assessment
- 1. Atomic Structure
- 2. Atoms, Molecules & Stoichiometry
- 3. Chemical Bonding
- 4. States of Matter
- 5. Chemical Energetics
- 6. Electrochemistry
- 7. Equilibria
- 8. Reaction Kinetics
- 9. The Periodic Table: Chemical Periodicity
- 10. Group 2
- 11. Group 17
- 12. Nitrogen and Sulfur
- 13. An Introduction to AS Level Organic Chemistry
- 14. Hydrocarbons
- 15. Halogen Compounds
- 16. Hydroxy Compounds
- 17. Carbonyl Compounds
- 18. Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives
- 19. Nitrogen Compounds
- 20. Polymerisation
- 21 .Organic Synthesis
- 22. Analytical Techniques
- 23. Chemical Energetics
- 24. Electrochemistry
- 25. Equilibria
- 26. Reaction Kinetics
- 27. Group 2
- 28. Chemistry of Transition Elements
- 29. An Introduction to A Level Organic Chemistry
- 30. Hydrocarbons
- 31. Halogen Compounds
- 32. Hydroxy Compounds
- 33. Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives
- 34. Nitrogen Compounds
- 35. Polymerisation
- 36. Organic Synthesis
- 37. Analytical Techniques
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A Level Chemistry Grade Boundaries
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is chemistry A Level harder than physics?
Neither A Level chemistry or physics is specifically harder than the other - it depends on your individual strengths and learning styles. Each A Level presents its own challenges, such as a large emphasis on memory-based questions for chemistry, and a particular focus on mathematics in physics.
What is the hardest topic in A Level chemistry?
Different people will find different topics in A Level chemistry challenging. Many struggle with organic chemistry, while areas such as thermodynamics and equilibrium also pose significant challenges. If there’s an area you’re worried about, you should spend extra time revising it before your exam.
What grade is 70% in A level chemistry?
Grade boundaries change depending on the exam board, but as a general rule of thumb, if you score over 90%, you could expect to achieve an A*. Scores between 70% and 79% would usually score a B.
