12 core practicals from an A* student, which recieved a pass on the practical endorsement requirement of the OCR a A level Chemistry course. Each core practical is detailed and comprehensive including: (i) apparatus table with purpose and safety of equipment listed, (ii) method (iii) results (iv) conclusion (v) evaluation + safety precautions (vi) tables and graph using spreadsheet software PLUS background preliminary research where necessary.

A comprehensive guide to the IUPAC rules for naming organic compounds, including nomenclature rules for a range of molecules studied at both AS and A2 level. This was designed for the OCR A level specification, but can be used for any A level chemistry exam, including AQA and edexcel. The organic compound list includes: alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, polymers, haloalkanes/halogenoalkanes, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, esters, acid anhydrides, acyl chlorides, amines, amides, benzene, phen...

Notes made based on: CGP AS and A2 OCR Biology textbook OCR AS Biology Student Book OCR Specification Basically a condensed version of all of these cutting out the BS that's not needed; learn these by heart and do some past papers and that grade A/B is yours. I used these for the July 2015 Biology exam and the paper was a breeze. I am a predicted A grade student so I know what I'm talking about. This can also be relevant to other exam boards as they all cross over. This is a pdf file; I've ...

Notes made based on: CGP AS and A2 OCR Biology textbook OCR AS Biology Student Book OCR Specification Basically a condensed version of all of these cutting out the BS that's not needed; learn these by heart and do some past papers and that grade A/B is yours. I used these for the July 2015 Biology exam and the paper was a breeze. I am a predicted A grade student so I know what I'm talking about. This can also be relevant to other exam boards as they all cross over. This is a word document ...

Notes made based on: CGP AS and A2 OCR Chemistry textbook OCR AS Chemistry Student Book OCR Specification Basically a condensed version of all of these cutting out the BS that's not needed; learn these by heart and do some past papers and that grade A/B is yours. I used these for the July 2015 Chemistry exam and the paper was a breeze. I am a predicted A grade student so I know what I'm talking about. This can also be relevant to other exam boards as they all cross over. This is a word docu...