Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry 3rd Edition plus CD Zusammenfassungen

Class notes and summary of sulfur and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: physical properties of sulfur, sources of sulfur, uses of sulfur, sulfur dioxide and its uses, manufacture of sulfuric acid, the contact process, properties of sulfuric acid, uses of sulfuric acid. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry c...

Part 3 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: alcohols, properties of alcohols, fermentation, combustion of alcohols, carboxylic acids, properties of carboxylic acids, ethanoic acid, reactions of ethanoic acid, making carboxylic acids, oxidation by fermentation, oxidation with potassium manganate (VII), esters, . These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum,...

Part 1 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: types of molecular formulae, organic families, homologous series, functional groups, alkanes, reactions of alkanes, combustion, halogenation, isomers, chain isomerism. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry course 062...

Part 4 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: polymers, plastics, man-made fibers, addition polymers, condensation polymers, ester links, natural polymers, protein, DNA, carbohydrates, fuels. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry course 0620. There are parts 1, ...

Part 2 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: alkenes, properties of alkenes, cracking, combustion of alkenes, addition reactions of alkenes, tests for unsaturation, hydration of alkenes, hydrogenation of alkenes, addition of hydrogen halides, reaction with potassium permanganate. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more ...

Note: This is a part 2 of some notes I already posted on my account. Part 1 includes the first half of this chapter, and it's also very useful. Class notes and summary of water and air and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: nitrogen and fertilizers, NPK fertilizers, displacement of ammonia, manufacture of ammonia, the Haber process, conditions of the Haber process, carbon dioxide and methane, greenhouse gases, the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle. Th...

Part 2 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: alkenes, properties of alkenes, cracking, combustion of alkenes, addition reactions of alkenes, tests for unsaturation, hydration of alkenes, hydrogenation of alkenes, addition of hydrogen halides, reaction with potassium permanganate. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more ...

Part 4 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: polymers, plastics, man-made fibers, addition polymers, condensation polymers, ester links, natural polymers, protein, DNA, carbohydrates, fuels. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry course 0620. There are parts 1, ...

Part 1 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: types of molecular formulae, organic families, homologous series, functional groups, alkanes, reactions of alkanes, combustion, halogenation, isomers, chain isomerism. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry course 062...

Part 3 of class notes and summary of organic chemistry and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: alcohols, properties of alcohols, fermentation, combustion of alcohols, carboxylic acids, properties of carboxylic acids, ethanoic acid, reactions of ethanoic acid, making carboxylic acids, oxidation by fermentation, oxidation with potassium manganate (VII), esters, . These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum,...

Note: This is a part 2 of some notes I already posted on my account. Part 1 includes the first half of this chapter, and it's also very useful. Class notes and summary of water and air and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: nitrogen and fertilizers, NPK fertilizers, displacement of ammonia, manufacture of ammonia, the Haber process, conditions of the Haber process, carbon dioxide and methane, greenhouse gases, the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle. Th...

Class notes and summary of sulfur and all related information required to know for examinations. This includes: physical properties of sulfur, sources of sulfur, uses of sulfur, sulfur dioxide and its uses, manufacture of sulfuric acid, the contact process, properties of sulfuric acid, uses of sulfuric acid. These notes are suitable for any students studying any chemistry course in the British curriculum, whether GCSE or IGCSE, but more specifically for those studying Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry c...

Chemistry notes Periodic table IGCSE students (O level)