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AQA Chemistry GCSE Mindmaps
These mind-maps comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
AQA Chemistry GCSE - Chemical Changes
This mind-map comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
AQA Chemistry GCSE - Quantitative Chemistry
This mind-map comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
AQA Chemistry GCSE - Energy Changes
This mind-map comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
Chemistry Solubility Rules
This is simple, but comprehensive chart of which polyatomic ions are soluble (or not). This proves useful when writing state symbols for chemical equations.
AQA Chemistry GCSE - Atomic Structure & Periodic Table
This mind-map comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
AQA Chemistry Structure & Bonding Mindmap
This mind-map comprises of a comprehensive coverage of each topic from the examination board (AQA) specification. Alongside the specific specification references.
OCR Chemistry A-Level Year 1 Flashcards
Flashcard for year 1 content of OCR A-Level (A)
Chemistry Paper 1 Podcast
This audio recording consists of all the knowledge that is needed for the AQA Chemistry GCSE paper 1.
Either use the Youtube link, or share the mp3 to share with student without school systems blocking.
Balancing Chemical Equations - A different way
I am a student and I hated balancing equations, but I found this way and now I have made a powerpoint on it. It eliminates all of the trial and error with the usual method - which I hated. A good old mathematical way does the trick. Look at the powerpoint