Carboxylic Acids Worksheet A pdf worksheet for A-level Chemistry students. Full answers are included. Page 1 covers nomenclature of carboxylic acids using IUPAC naming. Pages 2 and 3 cover reactions of carboxylic acids. This includes writing balanced chemical equations for the reactions of carboxylic acids with metals, bases, carbonates, ammonia and alcohols.

A set of 12 question and answer dominoes aimed at A-level Chemistry students. A useful activity for: • Revising IUPAC names and structures of organic compounds. • Identifying structural isomers. • Identifying the difference between chain, position and functional group isomers.

This crossword is produced for Year 7 Science students. Full answers are included.

This set contains three worksheets aimed at A-level Chemistry students. The students are asked to give the IUPAC names of various alkanes. They are also asked to draw the displayed and skeletal formulae. Answers are provided for all worksheets.

A card sort game aimed at KS3 Chemistry students. Students are asked to match the particle diagram with the description and the named chemicals. A useful activity for: • Identifying the difference between elements, compounds and mixtures. • Becoming familiar with the structure of certain elements and compounds. • Introducing keywords such as giant, lattice, monatomic and molecular which will be useful when students meet the bonding topic.

A set of 5 worksheets with full answers included. This is produced for A-level Chemistry students.

A worksheet aimed at A-Level Chemistry students, as part of the Period 3/Periodicity topic. Covers reactions with oxygen, water and acid-base reactions. Full answers are included.

Suitable for GCSE and IGCSE Chemistry students. Contains 28 cards.

A set of dominoes containing questions on indicator colours, pH scale and the formulae of common acids and alkalis. Contains 18 cards.

A differentiated activity aimed at KS3 and KS4 students. Students are asked to match together the reactants and products of displacement reactions. One domino set contains word equations and the second set contains symbol equations to provide challenge for more able students.

A great starter or plenary for GCSE Chemistry students! Full answers are included.