Detailed check list for unit 14 14A, organic chemistry carbonyl and non-carbonyl reactions. For BTEC Applied Science Pearson specification.

Resource for unit 14 organic chemistry for BTec applied science part A section 1. Covers the functional groups of haloalkanes, alcohols and amines. Includes reaction mechanisms for nucleophilic substitution (SN1 and SN2) and elimination. Includes reaction scheme for oxidation of alcohols. Also relevant for A-level chemsitry specification, although knowledge of SN1 SN2 reactions are not required by most exam boards.

Reactions of metals with water and acids. Also includes redox, displacement and neutralisation reactions. For combined higher science and separate higher chemistry, for AQA specification. Also includes page numbers for AQA textbook. Can be used as revision mat, or filled in as the topic is completed.

Revision mat for AQA GCSE chemistry separate higher (could also be used for combined and foundation). Includes the topics: development of the periodic table, electronic structure; group 1 alkali meals, 7 halogens, 0 noble gases and transition metals, and trends within these groups.

Definitions for standard enthalpy changes for AQA A2 A-level chemistry. Physical chemistry, Born-Haber cycles and Hess’ law. Could be cut out and used as a matching card game.

C12 C13 revision organiser for AQA GCSE Chemistry separate science. On the topics of atmospheric chemistry, pollutants, chemical tests and analysis. Includes gas, anion and cation tests.

Worksheet for spotting the error for AS AQA chemistry organic O3 unit mechanisms for nucleophilic substitution and elimination.

Revision sheet for AQA AS chemistry mechanisms in O2 ad O3. Free radical substitution, nucleophilic substitution and elimination reactions.

First lesson for introduction to organic chemistry. Worksheet on empirical and molecular formula. Introduces new functional groups, and looks at skeletal formula. For AQA syllabus. Some of the questions assume students have access to Molymod kits.

GCSE chemistry science combined revision resource, knowledge organiser Suitable for combined higher and separate

Lesson and worksheet for oxidation of alcohols lesson for OCR A AS specification.

Whole lesson and worksheet for teaching AS level OCR organic synthesis. Including game where students compete in teams for points. Also including some past paper style questions.

Differentiated resource for application of neutralisation reactions regarding soil pH acidity and alkalinity. Used with a mixed ability KS3 year 8 class.

Used with a mixed ability year 9 class for GCSE atmospheric chemistry. Contains info on carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, carbon particulates (soot), sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. Also includes an extension on the pollution caused by diesel cars.

Lesson and worksheet for increasing oxygen in the atmosphere. Part of AQA syllabus. This lesson is designed for a mixed ability year 9 class. The worksheet and content covers how the atmospheric gases changed over time, a recap of photosynthesis and the role of algae. The plenary and starter contain recap questions on organic chemistry, balancing equations and photosynthesis. A lot of the tasks have extensions as this was used with a mixed ability year 9 class.

Balancing equations worksheet for key stage 4, includes complete and incomplete combustion, and cracking. Used with a mixed ability year 9 class, best used with middle and higher ability year 9, or as revision for year 10 and 11.

Fill in the blank short worksheet used for a mixed ability year 9 class. The worksheet briefly covers atmospheric gases, algae and photosynthesis, and how the oxygen levels increased due to algae photosynthesising.

Worksheet with table to be filled in while talking about the properties of hydrocarbons. Also has a few fill in the blank sentences. Used this worksheet with a mixed ability year 9 group, could be used as revision or starter of a higher ability or older group.

A level chemistry halide test matching card game. Describes what would be observed when testing with solver nitrate and then adding ammonia.

A matching card game for the definitions from unit 1 section 1 on the topic of atomic structure. Based on the AQA A-level Chemistry syllabus, but likely relevant for other exam boards. Available in pdf and word document.