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AQA (6) | Assessment (1) | Edexcel (10) | Guidance (2) | Learning Activity (4) | OCR (12) |

AQA (Showing 5 of 6 available)

  • htm  PowerPoint education: Factors Affecting Rates of ReactionWeb link
    Interactive animation which allows the user to alter the temperature, concentration or surface area of reactants to see how the reaction rate is affected. From Educationusingpowerpoint.org.
  • htm  Creative Chemistry: Practicals and Worksheets.Web link
    Creative Chemistry website with 8 links to different organic chemistry resources, including worksheets, practical guides and structured activities. Suitable for all abilities including higher tier.
  • htm  RSC: Artificial SweetenersWeb link
    An interesting anecdote produced by the RSC about how artificial sweeteners were originally discovered - by accident. Links in well to current health and safety issues.
  • htm  Oil and its ProductsWeb link
    An animated video clip from Skoool.co.uk, about oil, distillation and cracking required for higher tier GCSE chemistry. Suitable for revision or as a lesson resource.
  • htm  Patterns of Chemical Change - PowerPointWeb link
    Comprehensive PowerPoint covering chemical changes and rates of reaction. Successive slides become progressively more difficult, so suits a range of ages and abilities. From Squashedfrogs.co.uk.

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Assessment (Showing 1 of 1 available)

  • htm  Organic chemistry worksheetsWeb link
    Worksheets with crosswords and revision questions for organic chemistry. From the TRE website, produced by Gerry Gray of Court Moor School.

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Edexcel (Showing 6 of 10 available)

  • htm  Creative Chemistry: Practicals and Worksheets.Web link
    Creative Chemistry website with 8 links to different organic chemistry resources, including worksheets, practical guides and structured activities. Suitable for all abilities including higher tier.
  • htm  PowerPoint education: Factors Affecting Rates of ReactionWeb link
    Interactive animation which allows the user to alter the temperature, concentration or surface area of reactants to see how the reaction rate is affected. From Educationusingpowerpoint.org.
  • htm  Formation of EstersWeb link
    The conditions for the reaction of carboxylic acids and alcohols to form esters. Links to other ester reactions, questions, quizzes and key word definitions. Webpages from GCSEscience.com
  • htm  Doc Brown: Organic ChemistryWeb link
    Organic chemistry page from Doc Brown’s Chemistry about alkanes, alkenes, esters, carboxylic acids and alcohols – relevant to GCSE specifications.
  • htm  Oil and its ProductsWeb link
    An animated video clip from Skoool.co.uk, about oil, distillation and cracking required for higher tier GCSE chemistry. Suitable for revision or as a lesson resource.
  • htm  Patterns of Chemical Change - PowerPointWeb link
    Comprehensive PowerPoint covering chemical changes and rates of reaction. Successive slides become progressively more difficult, so suits a range of ages and abilities. From Squashedfrogs.co.uk.

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Guidance (Showing 2 of 2 available)

  • htm  Alkanes and alcohols – organic chemistryWeb page
    An outline of the key ideas needed to deliver an introduction to organic chemistry. The more familiar alkanes are described briefly with the less familiar alcohols given a more detailed treatment. Thi...
  • htm  Carboxylic acids, esters, fats and oils – organic chemistryWeb page
    An outline of the key ideas needed to explain the properties, uses and manufacture of ethanoic acid, methyl ethanoate, fats and oils. The page contains links to show; how various teaching models could...

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Learning Activity (Showing 4 of 4 available)

  • htm  Organic Chemistry: hydrocarbonsWeb link
    Webpage with index for the gcsescience.com chapter on hydrocarbons. Comprehensive notes and questions with answers on alkanes, alkenes and hydrocarbons in general, including cracking crude oil.
  • htm  Chemistry in Action: Revision questionsWeb link
    58 revision chemistry questions with click-to-reveal answers on crude oil, cracking, hydrocarbons, fractionation, combustion, polymers, enzymes, salts, limestone and cement. From the science pages web...
  • htm  Carboxylic AcidsWeb link
    A definition and general formula for a carboxylic acid, together with examples and uses. Contains links to related topics. Webpages from GCSEscience.com
  • htm  Formation of EstersWeb link
    The conditions for the reaction of carboxylic acids and alcohols to form esters. Links to other ester reactions, questions, quizzes and key word definitions. Webpages from GCSEscience.com

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OCR (Showing 7 of 12 available)

  • htm  PowerPoint education: Factors Affecting Rates of ReactionWeb link
    Interactive animation which allows the user to alter the temperature, concentration or surface area of reactants to see how the reaction rate is affected. From Educationusingpowerpoint.org.
  • htm  Creative Chemistry: Practicals and Worksheets.Web link
    Creative Chemistry website with 8 links to different organic chemistry resources, including worksheets, practical guides and structured activities. Suitable for all abilities including higher tier.
  • htm  Patterns of Chemical Change - PowerPointWeb link
    Comprehensive PowerPoint covering chemical changes and rates of reaction. Successive slides become progressively more difficult, so suits a range of ages and abilities. From Squashedfrogs.co.uk.
  • htm  Oil and its ProductsWeb link
    An animated video clip from Skoool.co.uk, about oil, distillation and cracking required for higher tier GCSE chemistry. Suitable for revision or as a lesson resource.
  • htm  RSC: Artificial SweetenersWeb link
    An interesting anecdote produced by the RSC about how artificial sweeteners were originally discovered - by accident. Links in well to current health and safety issues.
  • htm  Doc Brown: Organic ChemistryWeb link
    Organic chemistry page from Doc Brown’s Chemistry about alkanes, alkenes, esters, carboxylic acids and alcohols – relevant to GCSE specifications.
  • htm  Formation of EstersWeb link
    The conditions for the reaction of carboxylic acids and alcohols to form esters. Links to other ester reactions, questions, quizzes and key word definitions. Webpages from GCSEscience.com

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