This is an excellent overview of the process used to separate crude oil by fractional distillation. It covers the terms viscosity and volatility and aims to get student linking them to boiling point and chain length. It was designed to go with the new AQA GCSE syllabus in the Crude oil and hydrocarbons topic.

This is designed to go with the new AQA GCSE 'Chemical analysis' topic within the lesson testing for gases. It is designed to get students to give a good overview of the tests for oxygen, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and chlorine gas along with the positive and negative results.

This is designed to go with the new AQA GCSE syllabus and links well with the combustion of hydrocarbons lesson. Students need to know the evidence for the products of combustion and the positive tests for them as well.

<p>A simple task designed to give students a cultural and historical overview for the development of the periodic table by different sciencetists at different points of history. Scientists such as Mendeleev and Newlands along with what their discovery was and when it was. This is a good task for students to do in line with the AGA topic Development of the periodic table. Suitable for foundation students.</p>

Good overview of the second part of the new AQA organic chemistry topic. Fill in the gaps activity good for revision lessons or for a topic summary / overview. Only suitable for the students doing triple sience or pure chemistry GCSE.

<p>This is a good overview of the waste water treatment process as required by the AQA syllabus for both trilogy and synergy courses. It gives students a good resource to revise from and is a good comparison to the water teatment to drink activity as well.</p>

I created this resource to go with the Edexcel A level chemistry course. It is designed to give students practice at a new style of question in the recent summer Examinations where students are given a start and finish material and a list of chemicals in which to carry out the synthesis. I have tried to use molecules with a 'purpose' and all reactions used are covered by the new syllabus from all 3 organic chemistry topics (topic 6, 17 + 18) Organic chemistry 1, organic chemistry 2 and organic chemistry 3. I have included rudimentary mark schemes but my students have found these useful in pulling together all their organic chemistry knowledge and reactions.

Excellent overview of the first part of the new AQA organic chemistry topic. This is suitable for double or trilogy students and covers hydrocarbons, cracking, combustion and what crude oil is. Can be set as a revision task or a summary of the topic. Works best when printed onto A3.

This is designed to recap all year 12 organic chemistry reactions in the Edexel A level chemistry course topic 6: Organic chemistry I. it has room for mechanisms and reactions as well as linking all organic reactions covered in this course.

This activity is designed to go at the end of the GCSE AQA organic chemistry topic for the 'triology' award but would also work for the single chemistry award. It covers both a practical demonstration and the differences with the industrial process of catalystic cracking and gives an overview of the differences between alkanes and alkenes including different ways to qualitatively test for the different functional groups.<br /> <br /> (Although it appears to be badly formatted when downloaded it is fine, please let me know if there are any issues).

<p>This is a good cut and stick activity to go with the lessons on life cycle assessment at the end of the AQA GCSE syllabus. It compares the production, use and disposal of paper or plastic bags highlighting some of the issues raised by each type. Works well for a 20 min summary or revision activity and looks good when complete.</p> <p>IT DOWNLOADS FINE IT JUST LOOKS LIKE THE FONTS ARE TOO BIG FOR SOME REASON!</p>

<p>This is a good overview of how water is treated to clean and disinfect it in the UK. It is part of the trilogy syllabus for the new AQA GCSE scheme of work. Would work well in conjunction with the AQA textbooks. The aim is to give students a solid piece of work from which to revise and ensure that they have an understanding of why each stage is important. Would work well as a revision activity or as part of the initial lessons</p>

Overview of the process involved in the greenhouse effect from the radiation from the sun to the increase in greenhouse gases from human contributions. Designed to go with the new AQA sylabus on chemistry of the atmosphere. Suitable for Trilogy / synergy students (Double of triple) Could also be used for physics when looking at waves.<br /> <br /> IT DOWNLOADS FINE IT JUST LOOKS LIKE THE FONTS ARE TOO BIG FOR SOME REASON!

<p>A big table that covers basic organic chemistry compounds with different types of structure, molecular formulae, displayed formulae, structural formulae and skeletal formulae.</p> <p>Good homework for practice of drawing organic compounds.</p>

<p>Worksheet introducing or recapping the different types of organic reaction, addition, substitution, elimination, polymerisation, oxidation, reduction and hydrolysis. I use it to introduce the types of reaction to students.</p>

<p>This knowledge organiser concisely covers the new KS3 topic Metals and acids that also encompasses materials like polymers, ceramics and composities. There are also three quick quizzes by which students can check there understanding of the knowledge organiser. Suitable for revsion or part of a schem of work</p>

<p>Good revision activity, effective for feedback, that can be used for revising A level organic chemistry, naming organic compounds and various combustion reactions. Designed to go with Edexcel but suitable for more schemes of work.</p> <p>How it works: Print it off single sided and then cut them out together to ge tthe sheets in the right order. Students in groups work through the top sheet and then bring it to you to check. You highlight or raise concerns that they they amend before running back and attempting hte next one. First to complete all 16 Q’s wins.</p>

<p>Organic chemical synthesis question practice. 12 different 3 step synthesis questions designed to be in line with the new Edexcel exam style. All different reactions are covered within the 12 different questions.</p> <p>Instructions are very much optional extra. I used the set of questions to revise all organic chemistry and analytical chemistyr in a long revision session so thought I would add them.</p> <p>Feedback welcome</p> <p>*One mistake in markscheme on the name of desired product in Q6.</p>

<p>Solid worksheet covering combution of fuels for A level chemistry (Could be a big stretch and challenge for more able students at GCSE level) Gets studebnts to link there understanding of moles and RFM to organic compounds in ‘real world’ examples.</p>

<p>4 simple new 7 mark synthesis Q’s requireing either year 12 or year 13 subject knowledge, question says. they are designed to be analogous to a new style of question in the Edexcel paper 3, athough will be suitable for AQA.<br /> Easy to adapt. Covers acyl chlorides, esters, alkenes, carboxylic acids and alkanes.</p> <p>Mark scheme provided</p>