8 bullet point matching exercise on heterogenous catalysis. Answers provided.

6 short questions on the reactions and observations of transition metal complexes. Answers provided.

A 1 and a half page gap fill with covering HPLC and GC techniques.

A detailed 42 slide package covering all the essential material on Grignard reagents. High quality diagrams and reactions schemes with mechanism. Exercises embedded throughout.

A 19 slide presentation with clear molecular structures covering all the amino acids and peptides content for year 2.

A gap_fill with answers explaining the different levels of base strength comparing ammonia, alkylamines, and arylamines.

A detailed package covering all content pertaining to amines for year 2. Very clear diagrams and molecular structures with examples and exercises. 27 slides.

An introductory resource on polyesterification

A 32 slide resource displaying the variety of chemical reactions involving carboxylic acids, and acyl chlorides. Includes equations and nucleophilic addiiton elimination mechanism.

A 41 slide resource with carefully generated and clear diagrams with chemical structures. Covers material from Carboxylic acids, physical properties, esterification and hydrolysis, and triesters and saponification. Exercises and questions are embedded throughout with answers.

A 29 slide presentation with exercises covering the details of alcohol oxidation, carbonyl reduction, and nucleophilic addition mechanisms with cyanide and hydride. Stepwise coloured mechanisms to show the precise details with clarity and precision. Equations and exercises are included. This is enough material to cover a lesson for 90 minutes.

A 9 MCQ resource and answer set on Lattice enthalpy, solution, and hydration enthalpies.

A thorough, detailed, and stepwise introduction to Lattice Enthalpy cycles with an example exercise at the end. The resource will enable teachers to provide carefully crafted explanations supported by diagrams drawn in a stepwise fashion.

A thorough and comprehenisve overview, with examples, of both homegenous and heterogenous catalysis. Autocatalysis is also included. A detailed resource for year 2 of A level Chemistry.