CCEA • Chemistry

Includes the criteria for CCEA As1 chemistry- Halogens. Coloured pictures to remember colour changes and labelled diagrams showing how to carry out preparation of HBr as well as observations seen. Includes a detailed explanation on the trends going down group 7 of the periodic table and displacement reactions and addition of water and NaOH.

These notes cover the second part of the CCEA GCE AS module 1 course (Units 1-7) and were written by me last year to prepare for my AS Chemistry exam in which I got an ‘A’ grade. They are handwritten using GoodNote. This set of notes covers redox reactions, the halogens, titrations and qualitative tests.

These notes summarise the full CCEA GCE Chemistry AS module 1 (Physical and Inorganic Chemistry) course. I wrote and utilised them to revise for my Chemistry AS exams (taken in the summer of 2022) in which I received an ‘A’ grade. The notes are handwritten using GoodNote and contain diagrams. In this set of notes, units 1-6 are covered, ie: Formulae, equations & amounts, atomic structure, bonding, intermolecular forces, structure and shapes of molecules.

These notes are for AS 2 and are a summary of the Halogenoalkanes notes. They include elimination reactions and diagrams and how certain reactions occur step by. They cover everything in this particular topic and include all the reactions needed.

Detailed Shapes of Molecules and Ions Notes fully typed with labelled diagrams. Combination of revision guides, teacher notes, exam hints and past paper questions. Written with concise layout using Cornell Method. Notes from an A* student. Whole chapter. 8 pages (not inc. cover page) 60p a page

Detailed Atomic Structure Notes fully typed with labelled diagrams. Combination of revision guides, teacher notes, exam hints and past paper questions. Written with concise layout using the Cornell Method. Notes from an A* student. Whole chapter. 16 pages (not inc. cover page) 50p a page.

Detailed Atomic Structure Notes fully typed with labelled diagrams. Combination of revision guides, teachers notes, exam hints and past paper questions. Written with concise layout using the Cornell Method. Notes from an A* student. Whole chapter

Initial Rate Experiments: Catalytic Decomposition of H2O2, Thiosulfate-acid, Iodine Clock Following the Rate of a Single Reaction

A summary of transition metals, including preparation, colours, naming, complexes, and relevant real lide applications (e.g. medical science)

Properties of amines; their structure, preparation, and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic

Properties of amino acids, relevant reactions and formation of proteins; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic

Properties of amides; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic preparation, hydrolysis, dehydration

Properties of aromatic compounds; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic including nitration and monohalogenation

Properties of carboxylic acids; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic oxidation, hydrolysis, reactions as a weak acid, esterification, reduction

Properties of aldeydes and ketonespropa; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic

Properties of esters, fats, and oils; their formation and relevant reactions; with clear diagrams and covering entire breadth of A level topic

These are the complete notes for the CCEA A2 1 specification and have been created through multiple sources. However, they are not endorsed by CCEA.

These are the complete notes for the CCEA A2 1 specification and have been created through multiple sources. However, they are not endorsed by CCEA.

These are the complete notes for the CCEA A2 1 specification and have been created through multiple sources. However, they are not endorsed by CCEA.

These are the complete notes for the CCEA A2 1 specification and have been created through multiple sources. However, they are not endorsed by CCEA.