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Some of the hardest questions for many GCSE chemistry students are the long answer written questions, explaining things like why the rate of reaction increases when you increase the temperature, and how the position of equilibrium shifts. So I’ve written a one-page set of notes that covers all these questions, fitting them onto a single page.

These notes cover:

  • how temperature and concentration affect rate of reaction
  • melting point of ionic, molecular and giant covalent chemicals
  • equilibrium position
  • conductivity

It makes chemistry so much easier for students having everything on a single page.

Particularly intended for GCSE chemistry but I think it’s also pretty helpful for A-level students just starting the course who need to recap what they did last year, many will have forgotten these topics.

Purchase includes a “general” set of notes not written for any particular exam board, and specific versions for students taking Edexcel iGCSE and the AQA 9-1 GCSEs.

Changelog: a missing ‘no’ has been added in conduction. My apologies for the glitch.

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