I made a series of templates for the main aliphatic reaction mechanisms in OCR chemistry A level. They resemble exam questions where students have to complete the reaction with partial charges, lone pairs and curly arrows. The intention is that they can be printed out by students as often as is required, for practice. A solution is provided for each example. Included are: nucleophilic substitution, electrophilic addition, nucleophilic addition, radical substitution and elimination.

Sixth formers love cut & stick. They reinforce understanding and promote discussion. Cut sheet and stick sheet, with spaces to write in bond angles, number of bonding pairs and number of lone pairs.

A simple worksheet. Explanation on page one, standard electrode potentials on page 2, and a few questions on page 3.

Part of my series of A level style questions on unfamiliar structures: comprises two pages of questions.

the all new shiny improved version, with four titration curves. Just for fun

I did a very simple animation of TOFMS with hot cathode ionization. Mainly to amuse myself.

Just because I could. I made a wacky video about this. There is no commentry. For a change, I thought that sixth formers might add their own voice over.

I made one of my clunky videos about this. Just for fun.

I made a simple display of the atomic structure of various isotopes, with the emphasis on simplicity and clarity. Just because I wanted to. I also included it as keynote and powerpoint presentations.

I made a definitions sheet for reaction mechanisms for a student of mine. I thought I would share it.

My usual series of A level chemistry practice exam questions. Take it or leave it.

I made a simple three slide presentation concerning addition reaction of alkenes compared with the substitution reaction of arenes. This is an important exam question topic and is poorly understood by students. I enclose both keynote and powerpoint versions.

I wanted some nice graphics concerning the benzene topic for my own use, so I made some vector artwork and thought they might be of some use to somebody. These are all pdf files, but if you want editable svg or eps files, contact me.

I made some nice vector artwork about this. I. thought I would share them. let me know if you want them in an editable format.

I made one of my cludgy videos to illustrate this important exam topic.

I made a fun video illustrating how to draw diagrams of electronic configuration, for GCSE chemists.

A minimalist presentation which has dot diagrams up to potassium.

I made a fun video about dipoles in molecules.

This runs in your browser…click on the correct answer and you get feedback. Eight slides. Please note: in order to provide a rich interactive experience, my interactive resources are mini-web sites local to your computer. After unzipping, they comprise a folder containing the main quiz.html file and another folder containing the graphic resources and my coding to make the resource work. Double click on the quiz.html file and the resource will work. If, however , you move or delete any of the files from this hierarchy, the resource will not work.

I made a crazy video about hydrolysing water with a hofmann voltameter Note: the youtube version is free. I only put a price on the download because you have to do that for the resource to appear on TES pages.