The testing for halides section has spaces for the equations which are required for year 13 (as part of the transition metals topic), but can be ignored by y12 if not taught by this stage.

This presentation introduces Kc and allows students to practice writing Kc expressions, and then goes on to describe the use of ICE tables to determine equilibrium amounts. Deducing units is described as well as the the effects of changing conditions on Kc.

This powerpoint is 34 slides gives an overview of the whole topic of acids, bases and buffers. It is ideal for use as a revision tool.

Presentation briefly revises optical isomerism prior to detailed coverage of amino acids (acid/base behaviour including zwitterions, dipeptides and protein structure) and DNA structure/replication and the action of cis platin. This powerpoint is designed for the new specification of AQA A level chemistry and is approx 30 slides

This powerpoint (approx. 50 slides) covers properties of carbonyl compounds, reactions of aldehyde and ketones, acids, esters, acylation, synthesis and reactions of amines, and aromatic chemistry (including the structure of benzene and reactions/mechanisms).

This powerpoint covers Born Haber cycles, entropy and Gibbs free energy

Content includes classification, physical properties, oxidation reactions (including controlling oxidation and the practical details) and elimination reactions (including formation of isomeric alkenes).

For A level chemistry students. A revision tool covering all of acids bases and buffers in the style of a mind map.

A dice game where students use 2 numbered boards to build a variety of buffer calculation questions. The answers are provided for all possible (88!) questions. The question board allows for differentiation by using 2 dice to access harder questions.

This mind map covers Born Haber cycles and associated content, as well as entropy and Gibbs free energy.

This revision mind map covers SHE, cells and half cells, cell notation, changing conditions and fuel cells.

A dice game in which students roll dice and use an acid/base board and a question board to build pH calculation questions. Rolling two dice together accesses harder questions. An answer board is also included so students can check their own answers.

This revision guide covers all of the key practical techniques covered by AQA A level chemistry, including, but not limited to, reflux, distillation, recrystallisation, pH curves and titration. Methods are given where appropriate and annotated to highlight key points.