A helpful and comprehensive set of revision notes covering the entire electrochemical cells unit of AQA A level chemistry

Summary notes for AQA A-Level Chemistry Unit 3.1.11 - Electrode potentials and electrochemical cells (A-level only) by an Imperial College London MSci Chemistry graduate. Notes divided into the following sections: Electrode Potentials and Cells, Commercial Applications of Electrochemical Cells

AQA's A-level chemistry course requires you to memorise a lot of stuff. From definitions to equations to trends, it can seem overwhelming. This PowerPoint pulls everything you need to memorise according to AQA's specification into one place. The PowerPoint itself is titled "breakfast chemistry", as you can read over it whilst eating your breakfast on the day of the exam; although you'll want to start memorising before then. This PowerPoint contains all of the memorisation needed for the El...

A* Level notesI achieved a high A* Grade in my final A-Level exams using these notes!!! I believe you can achieve an A* if you can memorise these notes! Simply use blurting, a method of active recall, to write everything you remember from the notes, then identify the parts you couldn’t remember, then repeat until you can remember it all! If you can do that, you’ve got an A* in the bag! They are clear, concise, and are laid out according to the specification; there is no information missin...

These are the notes I used for the Electrode potentials topic - it includes concise summaries of everything on the specification. I achieved 93% overall in my Alevel chemistry exam last year with an A*, due mostly to these notes and the understanding I put into them. I hope these can be helpful to others, while hoping to make a tiny amount of money during my medicine studies at university :)

A summary of topic 11 from AQA A Level Chemistry Specification