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'abbreviated' structural formula : ADVAN explained using alkane examples : ADVAN explained-examples-links homologous series

absorbed/absorption/desorption :  : ADVAN heterogeneous catalyst

absorption of alpha/beta/gamma radiation : GCSE-AS detailed Radioactivity notes

abstraction : ADVAN explained in organic chemistry

abundance of ... : ADVAN isotopes by mass spectroscopy

acetate rayon

acetic acid (ethanoic acid, vinegar) : GCSE extra organic chemistryADVAN structure-names of carboxylic acids

acid/acyl amides see amides

acid/acyl anhydrides (organic molecules) : ADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz

acid/acyl chlorides (organic molecules) : ADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN nucleophilic addition-elimination mechanism with water/alcohols/ammonia/amines : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz

acid-base-alkali ionization theory : GCSE-ADVAN(basic)ADVAN detailed advanced notes on Lewis and Bronsted-Lowry theories of acids-bases, strong/weak acids/bases pH scale calculations :

acid-base-alkali titration calculations : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) molarity examples-Quiz : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) volumetric/titration calculationsADVAN acid-base titration Q's

acid-base indicators : ADVAN theory, pKind and examples explained (also use top sub-index) :

acidity of... : KS3-GCSE soil/atmosphere effects/treatment : KS3-GCSE formation of acid rain

acids-bases-alkalis-salts-pH-neutralisation : KS3 word-fill worksheets 7Ewf and 7Fwf : KS3 easy quiz : KS3-CGSE examples-general chemistry :  GCSE reactions with metals-reactivity seriesGCSE foundation m/c Quiz : GCSE higher m/c Quiz : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) acid-base theoryGCSE word-fill worksheet :ADVAN theory of acids and bases, examples and pH/Ka calculations (use 5. sub-index  near top of page :

activated complex, 'transition state' : ADVAN explained in organic reaction mechanismsADVAN reaction profiles-kinetics

activation energy : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) rates of reaction notes : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) energy changes notesADVAN advanced theory : ADVAN calculation from data/Arrhenius equation

active sites : ADVAN heterogeneous catalyst : ADVAN enzyme structure-function

activity series of metals : KS3-GCSE detailed notes : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) metal extraction method

acyl/acid anhydride see acid anhydrides above

acyl/acid chloride - see acid chlorides above

acylation : ADVAN explained in organic chemistryADVAN aromatic compound formation mechanisms

acylonium ion : ADVAN explained in organic chemistry

addition polymerisation : GCSE-AS as type of reaction : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) Oil Products : GCSE extra organic chemistry : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) bonding noteADVAN(basic) note on the reaction

addition reaction : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) simple example explained : ADVAN explained in organic chemistry

adhesives : adhesives as an example of the science of formulation chemistry :

adsorption/adsorbed/adsorbing : ADVAN heterogeneous catalyst theory-uses

advantages of .. :

air : KS3-GCSE atmosphere composition : GCSE raw material for blast furnace : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) raw material for ammonia and nitric acid productionGCSE-AS liquefaction-fractional distillation, separation of useful products

alanine-amino acid : ADVAN laboratory synthesis

'alcohol' see ethanol below 

alcohols (alkanols) : GCSE extra organic chemistryADVAN classification/structure/naming/including diols/triols/cyclo-/chloro- : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN conversion to halogenoalkane/water-elimination mechanisms : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz : ADVAN intermolecular forces and boiling points of primary alcohols compared to other organic molecules : ADVAN thermodynamics Part 1 thermochemistry - enthalpies of reaction, formation, combustion : ADVAN Test for alcohols :

aldehydes/ketones : ADVAN structure & naming/ROH==>RC=O==>RCOOH ox. sequence : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN nucleophilic addition of CN and H mechanism : ADVAN aromatic-structure-naming : ADVAN m/c Quiz on naming : ADVAN type in name QuizADVAN redox theory of tests for : ADVAN intermolecular forces and boiling points of aldehydes compared to other organic molecules :

alicyclic organic compounds : ADVAN definition - examples (comparison with aliphatic/aromatic compounds) :

aliphatic organic compounds : ADVAN definition and examples (comparison with alicyclic/aromatic compounds) :

Alkali Metals, of Group 1 Li Na K etc.: GCSE-data-properties-trends-chemical reactions-uses : GCSE position in Periodic Table : GCSE-as members of the reactivity series of metals : GCSE foundation m/c Quiz : GCSE higher m/c Quiz : GCSE word-fill worksheetADVAN-data : ADVAN detailed notes : AS basic m/c Group 1-2 QuizADVAN Gps 1-2 data-graphs-group trends : Flame Test for alkali metals

Alkaline Earth Metals, of Group 2 (Be) Mg to Ra etc. : GCSE Mg/Ca position in metal reactivity series : GCSE-position in the Periodic Table : ADVAN-data : ADVAN detailed notes :AS basic m/c Group 1-2 Quiz : ADVAN Gps 1-2 data-graphs-group trends : Flame Test for alkaline earth metals :

alkalis-acids-bases-salts-pH : KS3 easy quiz : KS3 word-fill worksheets 7Ewf and 7Fwf : KS3-GCSE examples-general chemistry : GCSE foundation m/c Quiz : GCSE higher m/c Quiz : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) acid-base theory

alkanes (organic hydrocarbon molecules) : GCSE Oil ProductsGCSE extra organic chemistry  : ADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN free radical chlorination/cracking reaction mechanisms : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz : ADVAN intermolecular forces and boiling points of alkanes compared to other organic molecules : ADVAN thermodynamics Part 1 thermochemistry - enthalpies of reaction, formation, combustion :

alkanoic acids: See carboxylic acids

alkenes (organic hydrocarbon molecules) : GCSE Oil ProductsGCSE extra organic chemistry : test forADVAN structure and naming (including cyclo- and chloro-) : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN electrophilic addition of HBr/Br2/H2SO4/H2O and free radical polymerisation reaction mechanisms : ADVAN geometrical isomerism : ADVAN m/c Quiz on naming : ADVAN type in name QuizTest for alkenes :

alkoxy group : ADVAN explained in organic chemistryADVAN structure/naming ethers

alkyl group : ADVAN explained in organic chemistryADVAN structure/naming alkanes

alkyl halides: See Halogenoalkanes

alkylation : ADVAN aromatic compound formation mechanisms

alkynesADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure

allotropes : GCSE-AS definition-examples carbon, oxygen, sulphur : GCSE-AS allotropes of carbon

alloys : GCSE alloys-uses of metals Fe/Ti/Al etc. : GCSE uses of Transition Metal (and Al note) : GCSE steel making : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) metal structure, bonding and properties

alpha-helix : ADVAN in protein structure :

alpha particle radiation : GCSE-AS mass/charge/properties/uses/dangers etc. in detailed Radioactivity notes : GCSE-AS historic scattering by nucleus experiment

aluminium/aluminum, Al : GCSE metal reactivity series-reactions- oxygen/water/acids/displacement : GCSE-electrolysis extraction  : GCSE uses-anodising : GCSE more on uses/comparison with Transition MetalsKS3-GCSE-ADVAN(basic) Thermit reaction : : 

aluminium fluoride AlF3(s) : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) bonding-structure-properties

aluminium oxide Al2O3(s) : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) bonding-structure-properties : GCSE-AS Bauxite ore for Al extraction

americium, Am :

amides (organic nitrogen compounds) : ADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN summary of functional group/homologous series structure : ADVAN formation from acid chloride-mechanism : ADVAN aromatic-structure-naming : ADVAN organic-nitrogen-compounds-naming-structure : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz : ADVAN intermolecular forces and boiling points of amides compared to other organic molecules :

amino acids : GCSE extra organic chemistryADVAN optical isomerism : ADVAN aliphatic naming and structureADVAN organic-nitrogen-compounds-naming-structure : ADVAN residues in protein structure

amines : ADVAN organic nitrogen compounds structure-naming : ADVAN aromatic-structure-namingADVAN aliphatic - formation from halogenoalkanes-mechanism : ADVAN intermolecular forces and boiling points of primary aliphatic amines compared to other organic molecules :

ammonia, NH3 : GCSE reaction with acids : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) Haber Process manufacture, physical/chemical properties, uses, oxidation in making nitric acid : GCSE in Earth's early atmosphere : GCSE in nitrogen cycleGCSE-AS covalent molecule-bonding : : ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle, dot & cross electronic diagramADVAN reaction with halogenoalkanes - amine formation mechanism : ADVAN reaction with acid chlorides - amide formation mechanism : ADVAN oxidation to NO-redox theoryADVAN Haber Synthesis - equilibrium-Le Chatelier-calculations-manufacture : ADVAN mathematical modelling of Haber Synthesis :

ammonium, NH4, salts : test for the NH4+ ion : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) fertiliser salts

ammonium chloride, NH4Cl(s) : GCSE reversible reaction - thermal decomposition : GCSE salt preparations : GCSE ammonia-ammonium salts

ampere : GCSE-AS unit of electric current - electrolysis calculations

analgesics : GCSE extra organic chemistry

analysis - quantitative : Quantitative analysis: acid-base, silver nitrate-chloride and EDTA titrations : Quantitative analysis: Redox volumetric titrations : NMR/IR/% composition problems :

analysis - qualitative : Qualitative Analysis for: acid ==> H+ * acid/acyl chloride RCOCl * alcohols - general ROH/prim RCH2OH/sec R2CHOH/tert R3COH) * aldehyde RCHO * prim aliphatic amine R-NH2 * aliphatic/aromatic carboxylic acids * alkali ==> OH- * alkane/alkene >C=C</alkyne -CC- (saturated versus unsaturated) * aluminium/aluminum ion Al3+ * amide RCONH2 * prim aliphatic amines R-NH2 * ammonia gas NH3 * ammonium ion NH4+ * prim aromatic amine C6H5-NH2 etc. * barium ion Ba2+ * Benedict's solution * Brady's reagent * bromide ion Br- * bromine Br2 * caesium ion Cs+ * calcium ion Ca2+ by flame or hydroxide ppt. * carbonate CO32-/hydrogencarbonate HCO3- with acid or effect of heating metal carbonate e.g. MCO3 * carbon dioxide gas CO2 * carboxylic acid RCOOH * carboxylic acid (aliphatic) salts e.g. RCOO-Na+ * chloride ion Cl- * chlorine gas Cl2 * Chomate(VI) ion CrO42- * copper(II) ion Cu2+ by flame or hydroxide ppt. * 24DNPH (for aldehydes/ketones test) * esters RCOOR * Fehlings test/solution * flame test for metal ions * haloalkanes/halogenoalkanes R-X * hydrogen gas H2 * hydrogen sulphide H2S * hydrogen ion, acids H+ * hydrogen bromide gas/hydrobromic acid HBr * hydrogen chloride gas/hydrochloric acid HCl * hydrogen iodide gas/hydriodic acid HI * hydroxide ion, alkali OH- * hydroxy/alcohol/phenol (organic) * iodide ion I- * iodine I2 * iodoform test - formation of CHI3 * iron(II) ion Fe2+ * iron(III) ion Fe3+ * ketone R2C=O * lead(II) ion Pb2+ * lithium ion Li+ * lime water Ca(OH)2(aq) * magnesium ion Mg2+ * metal carbonates-heating e.g. MCO3 * metal ions via hydroxide precipitate * nitrate or nitrate(V) NO3- * nitrite or nitrate(III) NO2- * nitrogen dioxide or nitrogen(IV) oxide NO2 * oxygen gas O2 * phenols C6H5OH etc. * potassium ion K+ * rubidium ion Rb+ * reducing sugars * saturated/unsaturated * silver nitrate AgNO3 (see chloride, bromide, iodide tests) * sugars (reducing) * sodium ion Na+ * strontium Sr+ * 'sulphate/sulfate' or sulphate(VI) SO42- * sulphide S2- * 'sulphite/sulfite' or sulphate(IV) SO32- * sulphur dioxide gas SO2 * Tollen's Reagent * unsaturated/saturated * water H2O * zinc ion Zn2+ * : GCSE rates of reaction coursework data

angular (bent) shaped molecules/ions : ADVAN molecule shape, pictures, bond angles, ox diagrams

anhydrous ... ('without water') : GCSE copper sulphate formation : GCSE copper sulphate test for water

anions : Ionic Bonding : Qualitative tests for anions : in electrolysis :

anode - positive electrode : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) introduction to electrolysis and links to uses

anodising : GCSE of aluminium-usesGCSE as type of reaction

antacid : KS3-GCSE explained-examples

antimony, Sb : GCSE-AS metalloid/semi-metal note :

antiperspirants products : antiperspirant products as an example of the science of formulation chemistry :

apatite (calcium hydroxy phosphate mineral) : ADVAN calcium in teeth by volumetric titration :

applications of ... : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) electrolysis

AQA exam board : GCSE Science-Chemistry support-help links

aquatic ...

archaeological dating : GCSE-AS using carbon-14 - radioactivity notes

argon, Ar, in Group 0/8 The Noble Gases : GCSE-properties-uses : GCSE-AS dating rocks K-40/Ar ratio : ADVAN data :

aromatic - organic compounds : ADVAN comparison with aliphatic/alicyclic compounds - examples ADVAN examples of structure and naming : ADVAN electrophilic substitution mechanisms-orientation of products for nitration/chlorination/alkylation/acylation/sulphonation : ADVAN type in name quiz

Arrhenius : GCSE-AS Ionic theoryADVAN Arrhenius equation to calculate activation energy

arrows - electron shifts : ADVAN explained in organic reaction mechanisms

arsenic, As : GCSE-AS metalloid/semi-metal use note :

artificial ... : GCSE fertilisers

aryl group : ADVAN explained in organic chemistryADVAN aromatic compounds

ascorbic acid, vitamin C : GCSE extra organic chemistry

aspirin, 2-ethanoylhydroxybenzoic acid : GCSE extra organic chemistryADVAN volumetric titration with NaOH :

astatine, At, At2(s) in Group 7 The Halogens : GCSE data-properties-dangers : ADVAN data :

atactic poly(propene) : ADVAN stereoregular-atactic/isotactic/syndiotactic

attacking reagent/molecule/ion : ADVAN explained in organic chemistry

atom : KS3-GCSE introduction-definition-examples : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) detailed atomic structure

'atomic economy' : GCSE(AS basic) calculations for a chemical process and further GCSE example :

atomic emission spectroscopy - instrumental method of analysis : GCSE a few comments and examples

atomic mass, relative Ar, based on 12C scale : GCSE-AS definition-examples-calculations

atomic/proton number : GCSE-AS definition, atomic structure : GCSE-AS structure of elements in Periodic Table

atomic radius : ADVAN explained : GCSE Group 1 Alkali Metal data : ADVAN Groups1/2 Alkali/Alkaline Earth Metal data : GCSE Group 0/8 Noble Gas data : ADVAN Group 0/8 Noble Gas data : GCSE Group 7 Halogen data : ADVAN Group 7 Halogen data : GCSE-ADVAN Transition Metal data (Sc-Zn, 3d block)

atomic structure : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) detailed notesGCSE m/c QuizGCSE word-fill worksheet : GCSE crossword

atmosphere of Earth : GCSE development and current composition

autocatalysis : ADVAN manganate(VII)-ethanedioate reaction/titration

autosynthesis-combinational chemistry : ADVAN organic synthesis

Avogadro constant/number & calculations : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) value-mole calculations with answers

Avogadro's Law on gas volumes & calculations : GCSE-AS reacting volume ratio examples-Quiz

azo dyes/diazonium salts : ADVAN examples of aromatic-structure-naming : ADVAN more examples of organic-nitrogen-compounds-naming-structure

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back titrations ADVAN principle explained :

background radiation - radioactivity : GCSE-AS detailed notes - types/sources-natural/artificial :   

bacteria GCSE killed by chlorine : GCSE nitrifying : GCSE denitrifying : 

balancing equations : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) examples : GCSE m/c quiz

barium and compounds, Ba, in Group 2 : ADVAN detailed notes s-block Gp 1/2 elements/compounds : ADVAN data-graphs Gps 1/2 : ADVAN data :

barium hydroxide, Ba(OH)2 (see also barium above) : ADVAN volumetric titrations :

basalt - igneous rock : KS3-GCSE rock formation

base/acid ionisation/dissociation constantADVAN detailed advanced theory notes and calculations (use sub-index 5. near top of page) :

bases-alkalis-acids-salts-pH : KS3 easy quiz : GCSE examples-general chemistry : GCSE foundation m/c Quiz : GCSE higher m/c Quiz : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) acid-base theoryADVAN examples - advanced theory of acids and bases (use the 5. sub-index  near top of page) :

basic oxideGCSE definition-examples

batch/continuous process (chemical industry) : GCSE-ADVAN(basic idea) explained-examples

batteries/cells : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) simple design- explanation-fuel cellsGCSE car-use of sulphuric acidADVAN the principles of cells-batteries explained (use top 7. sub-index) :

bauxite ore : GCSE aluminium-electrolysis-extraction  : 

becquerel : unit of radioactivity

beer : GCSE fermentation

bent (angular) shaped molecules/ions : ADVAN molecule shape, pictures, bond angles, ox diagrams

benzene, C6H6ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle :

benzoic acid,C6H5COOH, (benzenecarboxylic acid) : ADVAN Structure and naming of aromatics : ADVAN Structure and naming of carboxylic acids and derivatives :

beryllium and compounds, Be, in Group 2 : ADVAN detailed notes s-block Gp 1/2 elements/compounds : ADVAN data-graphs Gps 1/2 : ADVAN data :

beryllium chloride BeCl2 : ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle, dot & cross electronic diagram :

beryllium hydride BeH2 : ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle, dot & cross electronic diagram :

beta particle radiation : GCSE-AS mass/charge/properties/uses/dangers etc. in detailed Radioactivity notes :   

'bicarbonate of soda' or 'bicarb' : see sodium hydrogencarbonate

'bimolecular' : ADVAN explained for kinetics/organic reaction mechanismsADVAN kinetics-rate expressions

biodegradable (or not!) GCSE oil products - plastics

biological catalysts (biotechnology-enzymes) : GCSE-AS examples-uses-rates of reaction factorsGCSE-AS industrial uses of enzymes

biology - KS3 : KS3 science quiz index : KS3 biology Q's : KS3 chemistry Q's : KS3 physics Q's

biotechnology : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) enzymes-examples-uses-rates of reaction factorsADVAN enzyme structure/function : ADVAN enzyme kinetics

bismuth, Bi :

bitumen : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) Oil Products

blast furnace : GCSE-AS extraction of iron

bleach : GCSE-AS uses of chlorine

blood : GCSE carbon monoxide poisoning

bohrium, Bh :  : 

boiling (physical state change) and boiling point : KS3-GCSE explained : GCSE Group 1 Alkali Metal data : ADVAN Groups1/2 Alkali/Alkaline Earth Metal data : GCSE Group 0/8 Noble Gas data : ADVAN Group 0/8 Noble Gas data : GCSE Group 7 Halogen data : ADVAN Group 7 Halogen data : GCSE-ADVAN Transition Metal data (Sc-Zn, 3d block) : GCSE-AS properties of ionic/covalent compoundsADVAN effects of intermolecular forces on boiling point of organic compounds explained :

bomb calorimeter : ADVAN thermodynamics Part 1 thermochemistry - enthalpies of reaction, formation, combustion :

bombardment of ... : GCSE-AS metal foil by alpha particles - scattering experiment : GCSE-AS atoms by neutrons in nuclear fission/radioisotope production :  

bond angles : GCSE covalent molecules : ADVAN variety of inorganic/organic - molecules/ions - shape etc. analysed

bond enthalpy/breaking/energy/dissociation/making - calculations : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) exothermic/endothermic/simple calculations : GCSE m/c Quiz : ADVAN bond energy values explained : ADVAN bond energies for Gp7 Halogens X-X, H-X  and C-X : ADVAN thermodynamics Part 1 thermochemistry - enthalpies of reaction, formation, combustion :

bond fission : ADVAN types explained in organic mechanisms

bond polarity : ADVAN significance explained in organic reaction mechanismsADVAN effect on intermolecular forces in organic molecules :

bonding - covalent (small molecule, giant, polymers), ionic and metals-alloys : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) detailed notes on covalent/ionic/metallic (use sub-indexes) : GCSE m/c quiz harder or GCSE m/c quiz easier

boron, B : position and group in periodic table :

boron hydride, BH3ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle, dot & cross electronic diagram :

boron trifluoride, BF3ADVAN molecule shape, bond angle, dot & cross electronic diagram :

bottled gas - oil product : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) oil-fractions-uses

Boyle's Law: GCSE-ADVAN explained - gas calculations :

branching : of carbon chain in organic compounds

brass : GCSE composition and uses

brine, aqueous sodium chloride, NaCl(aq) : GCSE electrolysis of-uses of products

bromides, Br- (chlorides, fluorides, iodides) : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) general Group 7 Halogens chemistry, properties, uses : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) bonding, structure, propertiesTest for bromides :

bromine and compounds, Br, Br2(l) in Group 7 The Halogens : GCSE-data-properties-chemical reactions-uses : ADVAN-dataGCSE-AS molecule-bonding : : 

bromine in solvent/water, Br2(solvent/aq) : GCSE reaction with alkenesGCSE-AS test for alkenes

bromoalkanes (haloalkanes, halogenoalkanes, e.g. alkyl halides, RX, X=Cl, Br, I) : ADVAN structure and naming : ADVAN chemical tests for : ADVAN naming m/c Quiz : ADVAN type in name Quiz

bromoethane, C2H5Br : ADVAN shape-bond angles :

bromonium/chloronium ion : ADVAN explained in organic reaction mechanisms

bromothymol blue indicator (acids-alkalis-pH) : KS3-GCSE colours

Bronsted-Lowry : GCSE-AS theory of acids-basesacid-base/alkali theory : GCSE-ADVAN(basic)ADVAN detailed notes on Lewis and Bronsted-Lowry theories of acids-bases :

Brownian motion : GCSE-AS particle theory evidence

buffers ADVAN principles, examples and calculations explained (sections 6.3 to 6.5, also use top sub-index) :

buckminster fullerene, allotrope of carbon : GCSE-AS structure and properties

burning-combustion : KS3-GCSE-AS as type of reactionGCSE oil fuel productsGCSE plastics

butane, C4H10(g) (oil product) : GCSE-ADVAN(basic) oil-fractions-usesADVAN alkane structure and naming

butanes, substituted butane : ADVAN alkane structures and halogenoalkanes :

butanoic acid, CH3CH2CH2COOH(l,aq) : ADVAN homologous series/functional groups : ADVAN structure-names of carboxylic acid and derivatives

butanone : ADVAN shape-bond angles

butenes : ADVAN homologous series : ADVAN examples

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parents teachers pupils students colleges schools universities SITE PURPOSE EDUCATION - online learning or 'self-private-tuition' using revision notes, quizzes, practice tests involving SCIENCE in the areas of REVISING only the CHEMISTRY-Earth Science-Radioactivity at Doc Brown's Chemistry Clinic via HOMEPAGE in secondary school/schools, 6th form college/colleges, academy/academies or home self-study and may help with 1st year undergraduate university chemistry courses. Hopefully it will encourage interest and understanding of Chemistry, Earth Science and Radioactivity in any country of the world, though the site is written entirely in English. The website is designed to help and unofficially support students/teachers revise-learn/teach the chemistry for modular or co-ordinated examination science courses from UK QCA based AQA, OCR (Oxford and Cambridge) Twenty First (21st) Century and Gateway Science, Edexcel 360Science , Nuffield, Salters, Cambridge International (CIE), London International, WJEC, CCEA exams etc. Also, national award assessments-examinations for GCSE-IGCSE-KS4-O level-BTEC-NVQ applied, additional and chemistry science courses, Advanced Subsidiary Level GCE-AS-A2-IB-KS5-BTEC-NVQ National Chemistry assessment levels, KS3 Science-biology/chemistry/physics (SAT revision levels 3-5 or 5-7) and covers much of the revising, learning and teaching chemistry of the International Baccalaureate, K12 US grade 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,AP basic level examinations for the national curriculum for secondary schools and colleges. The site does not support the content of England, Wales or Northern Ireland primary science KS1 or KS2. The notes should also provide some background theory for a coursework assignment or a project. BUT please note that my on-line revision notes and quizzes are no substitute for good classroom teaching-lecturing and thorough studying of your own notes and textbooks, practicing past papers and a copy of the syllabus which are readily downloaded from the examination board sites, but I hope here and there they will lend a tutoring hand on some topic, unit, module etc. For final revision you have to be intellectually honest about what you don't know or follow, YOU have to take the stuff to pieces, analyse what you do/do not understand and reconstruct it so it all makes sense in the end. There is no other way, there are no magic secrets on how to revise and learn, its mainly down to hard work and just good old fashioned study and employing teach-yourself strategies without the need for extra tutors and tutoring lessons. I also think there is too much hit and miss revision using past papers (which I do NOT supply) and not enough systematic revision. I also hope it will help teachers in planning lessons and developing schemes of work for science-chemistry. There are no lesson plans on the site but there are plenty of quizzes to incorporate into classroom activities whether photocopied or on electronic whiteboard projector for use as self-tuition-assessment purposes and a variety of teaching and learning styles and the images may be used in Microsoft Word documents and powerpoint projections. The site seems to be used by a large number of home study tutors, particularly the revision notes. An individual tutor may printout out the notes for science-chemistry learning teaching-tuition purposes and for background material for assignments and projects. I have no interest or time in producing WORD.doc or xxxx.pdf revision notes files of the notes at the moment. Neither have I time to write up many practical laboratory experiments ('lab'-'labs') at the moment, but the notes contain lots of background information of chemical reactions in terms of observations-balanced equations-reactants-products-theory etc. I also find it difficult to recommend specific exam websites or syllabus textbooks, it depends exactly on what you need, what you have time for, and there are so many of them to choose from and I do not supply past examination papers for classes. Dr W P Brown