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Cambridge A Level Chemistry by topic

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Atomic structure

369 questions
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Atoms, molecules and stoichiometry

454 questions
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Chemical bonding

466 questions
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States of matter

233 questions
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Chemical energetics

291 questions
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Electrochemistry

349 questions
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Equilibria

239 questions
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Reaction kinetics

300 questions
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The Periodic Table: chemical periodicity

304 questions
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Group 2

255 questions
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Group 17

314 questions
12

Nitrogen and sulfur

131 questions
13

An introduction to AS Level organic chemistry

415 questions
14

Hydrocarbons

389 questions
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Halogen compounds

259 questions
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Hydroxy compounds

381 questions
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Carbonyl compounds

336 questions
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Carboxylic acids and derivatives

326 questions
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Nitrogen compounds

149 questions
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Polymerisation

73 questions
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Organic synthesis

53 questions
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Analytical techniques

62 questions
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Chemical energetics

13 questions
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Electrochemistry

37 questions
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Equilibria

88 questions
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Reaction kinetics

57 questions
27

Group 2

34 questions
28

Chemistry of transition elements

39 questions
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An introduction to A Level organic chemistry

75 questions
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Hydrocarbons

10 questions
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Halogen compounds

37 questions
32

Hydroxy compounds

45 questions
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Carboxylic acids and derivatives

41 questions
34

Nitrogen compounds

6 questions
35

Polymerisation

18 questions
36

Organic synthesis

2 questions
37

Analytical techniques

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Analysis

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inorganic-chemistry

Inorganic chemistry

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9The Periodic Table: chemical periodicityBeing populated10Group 2Being populated11Group 17Being populated12Nitrogen and sulfurBeing populated27Group 2Being populated28Chemistry of transition elementsBeing populated
organic-chemistry

Organic chemistry

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13An introduction to AS Level organic chemistryBeing populated14HydrocarbonsBeing populated15Halogen compoundsBeing populated16Hydroxy compoundsBeing populated17Carbonyl compoundsBeing populated18Carboxylic acids and derivativesBeing populated19Nitrogen compoundsBeing populated20PolymerisationBeing populated21Organic synthesisBeing populated29An introduction to A Level organic chemistryBeing populated30HydrocarbonsBeing populated31Halogen compoundsBeing populated32Hydroxy compoundsBeing populated33Carboxylic acids and derivativesBeing populated34Nitrogen compoundsBeing populated35PolymerisationBeing populated36Organic synthesisBeing populated
physical-chemistry

Physical chemistry

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1Atomic structureBeing populated2Atoms, molecules and stoichiometryBeing populated3Chemical bondingBeing populated4States of matterBeing populated5Chemical energeticsBeing populated6ElectrochemistryBeing populated7EquilibriaBeing populated8Reaction kineticsBeing populated23Chemical energeticsBeing populated24ElectrochemistryBeing populated25EquilibriaBeing populated26Reaction kineticsBeing populated

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1.1Particles in the atom and atomic radiusBeing populated1.2IsotopesBeing populated1.3Electrons, energy levels and atomic orbitalsBeing populated1.4Ionisation energyBeing populated2.1Relative masses of atoms and moleculesBeing populated2.2The mole and the Avogadro constantBeing populated2.3FormulasBeing populated2.4Reacting masses and volumes (of solutions and gases)Being populated3.1Electronegativity and bondingBeing populated3.2Ionic bondingBeing populated3.3Metallic bondingBeing populated3.4Covalent bonding and coordinate (dative covalent) bondingBeing populated3.5Shapes of moleculesBeing populated3.6Intermolecular forces, electronegativity and bond propertiesBeing populated3.7Dot-and-cross diagramsBeing populated4.1The gaseous state: ideal and real gases and pV = nRTBeing populated4.2Bonding and structureBeing populated5.1Enthalpy change, ΔHBeing populated5.2Hess’s lawBeing populated6.1Redox processes: electron transfer and changes in oxidation number (oxidation state)Being populated7.1Chemical equilibria: reversible reactions, dynamic equilibriumBeing populated7.2Brønsted–Lowry theory of acids and basesBeing populated8.1Rate of reactionBeing populated8.2Effect of temperature on reaction rates and the concept of activation energyBeing populated8.3Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalystsBeing populated9.1Periodicity of physical properties of the elements in Period 3Being populated9.2Periodicity of chemical properties of the elements in Period 3Being populated9.3Chemical periodicity of other elementsBeing populated10.1Similarities and trends in the properties of the Group 2 metals, magnesium to barium, and their compoundsBeing populated11.1Physical properties of the Group 17 elementsBeing populated11.2The chemical properties of the halogen elements and the hydrogen halidesBeing populated11.3Some reactions of the halide ionsBeing populated11.4The reactions of chlorineBeing populated12.1Nitrogen and sulfurBeing populated13.1Formulas, functional groups and the naming of organic compoundsBeing populated13.2Characteristic organic reactionsBeing populated13.3Shapes of organic molecules; σ and π bondsBeing populated13.4Isomerism: structural isomerism and stereoisomerismBeing populated14.1AlkanesBeing populated14.2AlkenesBeing populated15.1HalogenoalkanesBeing populated16.1AlcoholsBeing populated17.1Aldehydes and ketonesBeing populated18.1Carboxylic acidsBeing populated18.2EstersBeing populated19.1Primary aminesBeing populated19.2Nitriles and hydroxynitrilesBeing populated20.1Addition polymerisationBeing populated21.1Organic synthesisBeing populated22.1Infrared spectroscopyBeing populated22.2Mass spectrometryBeing populated23.1Lattice energy and Born-Haber cyclesBeing populated23.2Enthalpies of solution and hydrationBeing populated23.3Entropy change, ΔSBeing populated23.4Gibbs free energy change, ΔGBeing populated24.1ElectrolysisBeing populated24.2Standard electrode potentials E ⦵, standard cell potentials E ⦵ cell and the Nernst equationBeing populated25.1Acids and basesBeing populated25.2Partition coefficientsBeing populated26.1Simple rate equations, orders of reaction and rate constantsBeing populated26.2Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalystsBeing populated27.1Similarities and trends in the properties of the Group 2 metals, magnesium to barium, and their compoundsBeing populated28.1General physical and chemical properties of the first row of transition elements, titanium to copperBeing populated28.2General characteristic chemical properties of the first set of transition elements, titanium to copperBeing populated28.3Colour of complexesBeing populated28.4Stereoisomerism in transition element complexesBeing populated28.5Stability constants, KstabBeing populated29.1Formulas, functional groups and the naming of organic compoundsBeing populated29.2Characteristic organic reactionsBeing populated29.3Shapes of aromatic organic molecules; σ and π bondsBeing populated29.4Isomerism: opticalBeing populated30.1ArenesBeing populated31.1Halogen compoundsBeing populated32.1AlcoholsBeing populated32.2PhenolBeing populated33.1Carboxylic acidsBeing populated33.2EstersBeing populated33.3Acyl chloridesBeing populated34.1Primary and secondary aminesBeing populated34.2Phenylamine and azo compoundsBeing populated34.3AmidesBeing populated34.4Amino acidsBeing populated35.1Condensation polymerisationBeing populated35.2Predicting the type of polymerisationBeing populated35.3Degradable polymersBeing populated36.1Organic synthesisBeing populated37.1Thin-layer chromatographyBeing populated37.2Gas / liquid chromatographyBeing populated37.3Carbon-13 NMR spectroscopyBeing populated37.4Proton (1H) NMR spectroscopyBeing populated