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my notes summarise - skeletal, structural, molecular and empirical formula and how to draw compounds with each of these formulae - nomenclature - how to name complex compounds with clear steps that are easy to understand - structural isomerism including examples - stereoisomerism, including E-Z isomers and the rules on how to name them

my notes summarise: - how to work out the electron configuration of elements as well as using Noble Gas shorthand. - definition of ionisation energy and its trend down groups and across periods, including the exceptions - the two different types of mass spectrometry and how to do time of flight calculations my notes helped me achieve an A* in my unit exams and an A in A level Chemistry

my notes summarise: - the components of the cell-surface membrane and their function - extrinsic and intrinsic proteins, glycoproteins, glycolipids and cholesterol etc. - simple and passive diffusion, osmosis and active transport. I outline the similarities and differences between these 3 modes of transport. - the absorption of glucose and amino acids from the ileum via co-transport involving sodium ions

my notes summarise carbohydrates, lipids and proteins effectively - I've condensed each of their structures and functions concisely so it is easy to understand, and I Also summarise enzyme and substrate action, the lock and key model, and competitive and non-competitive inhibitors. This chapter is massive and probably one of the most challenging in biology A level, but these notes helped me achieve an A* in my exam for it and an A grade in A Level Biology overall so I would recommend you get th...

These notes efficiently summarise chapter 2 and include the structure and function of DNA, nucleotides and their structure, why and how DNA is double-stranded, as well as the importance and function of water and ions. I achieved an A in A level Biology using these notes.

These notes helped me achieve over 80% in my exams as they cover in detail each stage of photosynthesis and all the information is explained clearly in order. I used my teacher's notes and multiple textbooks to summarise and condense all the relevant information for this topic.

This pack of notes contains detailed information about scanning, transmission and light microscopes, mitosis and the cell cycle, cancer and animal and plant organelles. These notes helped me achieve an A* in my term exams and an A in my A level exams.