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Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
Teaching and Learning with VB
Home
General
Science Word Cloud
Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
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Home
General
Science Word Cloud
Level 3 Chemistry
Level 3 Chemistry Work space
C3.2: Spectroscopy, AS 91388
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
C3.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91393
Level 3 Chemistry Learning space
C3.2 Spectroscopy, AS 91388
Infra red spectroscopy
Mass spectroscopy
NMR C13 Spectroscopy
Spectroscopy : Internal assessment pre-check
C3.4: Thermochemistry, particles and substances, AS 91390
Electron configuration
Further Lewis structures
Further molecular geometry
C3.5: Organic compounds, AS 91391
Further polymers
Further functional groups and isomers
Further amines and amides
Further alcohols and derivatives
Further carboxylic acids and derivatives: esters and acyl chlorides
Further carbon chemistry reactions overview
C3.6: Aqueous systems, AS 91392
Solubility
Titrations
Buffers and indicators
Further acids and bases
C3.7: Oxidation - reduction processes, AS 91393
Electrochemical cells
Electrolytic cells
Oxidants and reductants
Standard reduction potentials
Cell notation / diagrams
Further oxidation- reduction equations
Level 2 Chemistry
Level 2 Chemistry work space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties, energy changes, AS 91164
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Level 2 Chemistry Learning Space
C2.1: Quantitative analysis, AS 91161
Molecular and empirical formulae
Titration : Internal assessment pre-check
Titrations
C2.2: Identify ions, AS 91162
C2.4: Bonding, properties and energy changes, AS 91164
Enthalpy and energy changes
Types of solids
Molecular geometry: Lewis structures, names, polarity
Bonding
Lewis structures introduction
C2.5: Carbon chemistry, AS 91165
Formulae, functional groups and isomers
Amines
Alcohols and carboxylic acids
Haloalkanes
Carbon chemistry reactions overview
C2.6: Chemical reactivity, AS 91166
Acids and bases
Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
C2.7: Oxidation and reduction, AS 91167
Oxidation numbers
Oxidation and reduction
Redox equations
General science
General science work space
Introduction to science
General science learning space
Introduction to science
Introduction to science 1
C2.6:
Chemical reactivity,
AS 91166
work space
Blank work sheets can be accessed to practice and consolidate learning
To check your work there are completed work sheets, with sample answers
In preparation for exams exams past exam questions can be accessed for practice
To check your work there are sample answers for the exam questions
Make copies of any blank worksheets and exam questions.
work sheets
A set of questions on conjugate pairs with answers
1. What is the relationship between an acid and its conjugate base? 2. What is the conjugate pair for HCl? Is this conjugate a weak or strong conjugate acid or base? 3. HSO₄⁻ can act as acid or a base. What is term for this? When it acts as an acid what is its conjugate base? When it act...
Acids and bases calculations with answers
1) What is the pH and pOH of a 2.23 x 10-3 HBr solution? 2) What is the pH and pOH of a 3.14 x 10-5 NaOH solution? 3) What is the pH and pOH of a solution made by adding water to 20 grams of hydroiodic acid until the volume of the solution is 2500 mL? 4) What is the pH and pOH of a solution...
A set ot practice questions on acids and bases with answers
1. Explain why a solution of ethanoic acid is acidic. Use an equation to illustrate your answer 2. The salt ammonium chloride (NH₄Cl) produces an acidic solution. Explain why this is, using appropriate equations. 3. The following table shows the concentration and pH of 3 acids, along with re...
quizzes / diagnostics
lab work practicals
Lab session: Equilibrium
Strong acids practical
Practical - strong and weak acids
Acids and bases in solution practical
L2 Chemistry Acids and Bases practical #1
ncea exams
AS91166: Chemical reactivity: Collated exam questions
AS91166: Chemical reactivity: Collated exam questions sample answers
revision aides / handouts
Sample answer: Rates of reaction.
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