Spider diagram Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Everything you would need to know about the chemistry GCSE Triple science Edexcel course, all written in the form of spider diagrams with underlined subtitles. All notes are separated in topics. Use these notes to help you understand the format and context of the subject which you can then use to answer exam questions on the topic. These notes helped me achieve a 9 in my GCSE chemistry and I believe this can help you see how other students would revise for the upcoming exams after the easter. T...

Acids and bases All electrolysis processes, laid out is friendly but I would recommend reading this, rewrite what you don't understand and do exam questions correlated to this subject.

In which age group are milia an expected finding? A. Newborns B. Young children C. Adolescents D. Older adults - correct answer A On palpation of an older individual's skin, you observe "tenting." Which of the following would be most appropriate for you to do in regard to this condition? A. Have the individual further evaluated for dehydration. B. Refer the client for punch biopsy of the skin. C. Inform the individual to be especially vigilant in self-screening for skin c...

4.1. Obtaining and using metals 4.2. Reversible reactions and equilibria 5 full pages of notes Explained fully

This document contains a mindmap discussing the reasons why environments are conserved. It discusses the social, ethical, and economic reasons for conserving habitats. This was a homework piece and was marked highly.

5.1. Transition metals alloys and corrosion 5.2. Quantitative analysis 5.4. Chemical cells and fuel cells

9.1. Qualitative analysis - test for ions 9.2. Hydrocarbons 9.3. Polymers 9.4. Alcohols and carboxylic acid 9.5. Bulk and surface properties of matter including nanoparticles

Mind map containing key themes which have been linked with the most important quotes in the play and analysis. I went over this mind map a couple of days before the final exam, and found it extremely useful as a refresher for the relations between different themes, so I found it easy to memorise the key quotes as my analysis was already strong and had been developed. For reference I achieved a Grade 9 in the final exams.

Quick summary mind map with the most important quotes in the play + analysis and links to themes For reference I achieved a Grade 9 in the exam and used this alongside other materials (all on my page).

Full Paper 1 All described in the format of Spider diagrams Everything you need to know for the GCSE Exams