Chemistry at CIE AS, all theory topics Contains embedded questions Students version without answers

Suitable for CIE A2 chemistry Contains embedded exercises. Teacher and student versions included. Covers the new syllabus needs since entropy is not currently included in the dedicated CIE textbooks.

Notes for Electrochemistry for AS level chemistry with in built exercises. Teacher and student's versions with answers to the given questions in the former

This contains all the topics which form the A2 part of the CIE A level syllabus with embedded questions and their answers (shown in red). It also contains a series of suitable (A2) experiments, with sample results and answers to questions shown in red.

An introduction to organic chemistry at CIE AS Contains embedded questions Teachers version with answers

A series of experiments suitable for the A2 part of the CIE A level syllabus. Each experiment has laboratory requirements detailing setup needs, safety needs and experimental sample results and embedded questions. Answers to the questions and sample results are shown in red.

Chemistry at A level, notes to cover Topic 13.1 lattice energy with answers embedded in the text (in red) for the teacher. If desired the answers can be deleted (or blanked) for the student version. (N.B. Core practical exercises are not included)

Chemistry at A level, notes to cover Topic 13.2: Entropy, with answers embedded in the text (in red) for the teacher. If desired the answers can be deleted (or blanked) for the student version. (N.B. Core practical exercises are not included)

Chemistry at A level, four kinetics experiments to cover Topic 9 Energetics I as related practical activities. Answers and sample experimental results are embedded in the text (in red) for the teacher. If desired the answers can be deleted (or blanked) for the student version. Each practical includes laboratory setup requirements, references and notes (to books and links to videos and files), a suggested mark scheme and a Laboratory Hazard Assessment Sheet. These versions are not identical to the ones referred to in the standard school text book but are of the same standard.

The current Edexcel chemistry syllabus has 16 Core practical laboratory exercises and a number of other practical activities. There is no practical exam as such but there are many practically based questions on the theory papers which are closely related to the skills and knowledge acquired in the laboratory. This resource consists of 16 Core laboratory exercises which are similar or equivalent to the designated ones and a number of activities which are again similar or equivalent. Each practical exercise contains a list of requirements for setting it up to aid a laboratory technician, suitable references and notes which also contain links to related videos and a suggested (but not official!) hazard assessment sheet. It also contains instructions on procedure and experimental results (in red) and answers (in red) to any questions given plus a suggested mark scheme. Graphs are either shown as an embedded Excel graph or a photocopy of a sample of actual results. The practical can be printed out for use by the students with the answers either deleted or blanked out. The appendix is designed to give background information with respect to practical chemistry and contains a summary of the chemistry of the most common inorganic cations and anions for use in their identification. It also contains information about how to use mathematics in chemistry and the use of significant figures.

Topic 1: Formulae, Stoichiometry and Mole Concept The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses. It contains practical work and references to suitable videos.

Topic 3 Properties and structures of substances The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses.

Topic 2 Structures and Bonds The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses.

Topic 5 Rates of Reaction and Chemical Equilibria The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or pre-higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses. It contains practical work and also references to suitable videos.

A word document to cover the requirements for polymers for both AS and A2 with embedded answers to the exercises in red.

Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses. It contains practical work and also references to suitable videos.

A word document to cover the requirements for amino acids, proteins and DNA for A2 with embedded answers to the exercises in red.

A biochemistry/chemistry practical suitable for CIE chemistry or biology syllabus. Contains teachers’ and students’ versions, i.e. with and without answers to the embedded questions.