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KNOCKHARDY PUBLISHING produces notes and other resources for AS and A2 Level Chemistry. The module references are for the AQA and OCR examinations but the material applies equally well to other specifications. The pages are saved as PDF files and may be freely read and printed for personal use but they may not be revised or circulated in any other form without the consent of Knockhardy Publishing. JONATHAN HOPTON Selected Pre-2008 specifications Last amended 23/08/2017 Mod 1 Mod 2 Mod 3 Mod 4 Mod 5 Module numbers refer to the latest OCR specification. These, and other, animated gifs are to be found inside my Powerpoint presentations. Complete topics summarised on one sheet Single page help sheets © 2001, 2008, 2015 Knockhardy Publishing and Jonathan Hopton FORMATION OF SODIUM CHLORIDE GCSE Chemistry resources: www.knockhardy.org.uk/gcse.htm F321 F322 F323 F324 F325 Unit numbers refer to the OCR specification. NOTES FOR 2015 SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE - see below Mod 6 Related:  Math and Science

WebElements Periodic Table of the Elements Doc Brown's (chemistry teacher) GCSE Science Biology Physics HOMEPAGE Revision Notes Quizzes e-learning website free to use online Leicester Grammar School - Chemistry Biology For Kids - KidsBiology.com Get Revising The Biology Corner Reigate Grammar School This page contains the resources currently available via the Infonet for AS Scheme B students. Essential: These resources are essential throughout the AS Scheme B course and should be used often. Student Scheme of Work - [download] (Scheme B specific) This file contains a breakdown of the topics covered during each term of the course, detailing key learning points, skills developed and textbook references. Homework Booklet - [download] (Scheme B specific) This file contains the AS Scheme B Homework Booklet, which provides written exercises for each topic that may be set for weekly 2 hour homeworks. It also contains a self-assessment checklists and some revision questions for each topic. Periodic Table - [download] This file contains the Periodic Table that we use: it lists the symbols, group numbers, atomic numbers and relative atomic masses of all known elements. Independent Learning: These resources are available for students wishing to engage in independent learning. Revision: Past Papers:

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