Chemistry

Introduction

Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue? Well, A -level chemistry will lead you to the answer! Chemistry is all around us and is fundamental to all we do. It will make you think, question and at times really challenge you, but then we love a challenge at NOA!

A Level Chemistry is essential for certain career paths (such as forensic and veterinary science, medicine, nursing, physiotherapy and dentistry) but is also a valuable support subject for students studying Biology and can provide support for aspects of Physics and Geography.

Documents

Module 1 (Year 12 and 13)

13 files

Mathematical Skills Handbook PAG 01 - Moles Determination PAG 02 - Acid-Base Titration PAG 03 - Enthalpy Determination PAG 04 - Qualitative Analysis of Ions PAG 05 - Synthesis of an Organic Liquid PAG 06 - Synthesis of an Organic Solid PAG 07 - Qualitative Analysis of Organic Functional Groups PAG 08 - Electrochemical Cells PAG 09 - Rates of Reaction - Continuous Monitoring Method PAG 10 - Rates of Reaction - Initial Rates Method PAG 11 - pH Measurement PAG 12 - Research Skills

Module 2 (Year 12)

2 files

2.1. Atoms and Reactions 2.2. Electrons, Bonding and Structure

Module 3 (Year 12)

2 files

3.1. The Periodic Table 3.2. Physical Chemistry

Module 4 (Year 12)

2 files

4.1. Basic Concepts and Hydrocarbons 4.2. Alcohols, Haloalkanes and Analysis

Module 5 (Year 13)

3 files

5.1. Rates, Equilibrium and pH 5.2. Energy 5.3. Transition Elements

Module 6 (Year 13)

3 files

6.1. Aromatic Compounds, Carbonyls and Acids 6.2. Nitrogen Compounds, Polymers and Synthesis 6.3. Analysis

Year 12

3 files

M2 Summary Notes M3 Summary Notes M4 Summary Notes

Year 13

5 files

M2 Summary Notes M3 Summary Notes M4 Summary Notes M5 Summary Notes M6 Summary Notes

Sixth Form

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