Listed below are the dates of your exams and the topics that will definatley be tested.

The topics are in weighting order - that is the topics that are worth most marks in the exam are listed first, followed by those worth the second most marks and so on.

Remember that any topics not listed could also come up but they will not be worth as many marks. This means you should give priority to mastering the topics listed first.

 

Periodic table, elements and physical chemistry

2.1.3 - Amount of substance

5.3.1 - Transition elements

5.1.3 - Acids, bases and buffers

3.1.1 - Periodicity

3.2.1 - Enthalpy changes

5.1.1 - How fast?

5.2.2 - Enthalpy and entropy

2.1.4 - Acids

 

Synthesis and analytical techniques

2.1.3 - Amount of substance

4.1.3 - Alkenes

6.3.2 - Spectroscopy

6.1.1 - Aromatic Compounds

6.2.5 - Organic Synthesis

6.1.2 - Carbonyl Compounds

4.1.1 - Basic concepts of organic chemistry

4.2.4 - Analytical techniques

6.2.3 - Polyesters and Polyamides

 

Unified chemistry

2.1.3 - Amount of substance

5.2.3 - Redox and electrode potentials

3.2.3 - Chemical equilibrium

4.1.1 - Basic concepts of organic chemistry

4.2.3 - Organic Synthesis

5.1.3 - Acids, bases and buffers

5.2.1 - Lattice enthalpy

6.2.2 - Amino acids, amides and chirality

6.3.2 - Spectroscopy