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Doc Brown's Chemistry - help Links for AQA KS4 GCSE Science-CHEMISTRY My unofficial revising support for the CHEMISTRY of the single, double, triple-separate award courses of Year 10 AQA Science, and Year 11 Additional Science, Chemistry, Additional Applied Science & Applied Science - Double Award syllabus-specifications. The links are to help you revise topics and provide revision notes and quizzes. Copying of the quizzes by schools and colleges etc. is not permitted © Dr WP Brown
AQA GCSE SCIENCE SYLLABUS and PRACTICE TESTS/PAPERS LINKS AQA GCE AS Level Chemistry * AQA GCE A2 Level Chemistry Doc Brown © COPYING OF QUIZZES to the internet or intranet IS NOT PERMITTED © Doc Brown At the start of your GCSE Science-CHEMISTRY course (via broadband at school or home) ... ... How much Chemistry and Earth Science have you remembered from KS3 Science? ... click on the AQA link at the top of this multiple choice Quiz to return to this page My on-site help links on this page for the CHEMISTRY of the following syllabus specifications AQA GCSE Science A/B 4461and 4462: Chemistry Units 1a: 1. How do rocks provide building material? * 2. How do rocks provide metals and how are metals used? * 3. How do we get fuels from crude oil? * Chemistry Unit 1b: 4. How are polymers and ethanol made from oil? * 5. How can plant oils be used? * 6. What are the changes in the Earth and its atmosphere? AQA GCSE Additional Science 4463: Chemistry Unit 2: 1. How do sub-atomic particles help us understand the structure of substances? * 2. How do structures influence the properties and uses of substances? * 3. How much can we make and how much do we need to use? * 4. How can we control the rates of chemical reactions? * 5. Do chemical reactions always release energy? * 6. How can we use ions in solution? Chemistry Unit 3: 1. How was the periodic table developed and how can it help us understand the reactions of elements? * 2. What are strong and weak acids and alkalis? How can we find the amounts of acids and alkalis in solution? * 3. What is in the water we drink? * 4. How much energy is involved in chemical reactions? * 5. How do we identify and analyse substances? AQA GCSE Additional Applied Science 4863: Unit 1 Science in the Workplace * Unit 2 Science at Work * Unit 3 Using Scientific Skills AQA GCSE Applied Science - Double Award 4861: Unit 1 Science in the workplace * Unit 2 Science for the needs of society * Unit 3 Developing Scientific Skills and Unit 4 Using Scientific skills for the benefit of society My other KS4/GCSE/IGCSE Science-Chemistry syllabus unofficial support links Useful GCSE mini site-map of Doc Brown's Chemistry Clinic saveable to Desktop and all links work from Desktop Parts of AQA GCSE "Science" A or B Syllabus Specification 4461 AQA GCSE Science Unit Chemistry 1 For AQA GCSE Chemistry 1 written examination paper CHY1F (foundation) CHY1H (higher), Chemistry OT-screen based Objective Test CH1ASH and CH1AFH, Chemistry OT-Paper Based Objective Test CHY1AP and CHY1BP AQA GCSE Science Unit Chemistry 1a Products from Rocks For AQA GCSE Chemistry 1 written examination paper CHY1F (foundation) CHY1H (higher), Chemistry OT-screen based Objective Test CH1ASH and CH1AFH, Chemistry OT-Paper Based Objective Test CHY1AP AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1a 1. How do rocks provide building material?
AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1a. 2. How do rocks provide metals and how are metals used?
AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1a. 3. How do we get fuels from crude oil?
AQA GCSE Science Unit Chemistry 1b Oils, Earth and Atmosphere For AQA GCSE Chemistry 1 written examination paper CHY1F (foundation) CHY1H (higher), Chemistry OT-screen based Objective Test CH1BSF and CH1BSH, Chemistry OT-Paper Based Objective Test CHY1BP AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1b. 4. How are polymers and ethanol made from oil?
AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1b. 5. How can plant oils be used?
AQA GCSE Science-Chemistry 1b. 6. What are the changes in the Earth and its atmosphere?
A series of word-fills (via drop-down menu V) for Chemistry 1 1b for you to do on-line (or print out and return to complete and CHECK) which offers some basic practice questions and reminders on the basic ideas and facts you need to know ...
Part of AQA GCSE "Additional Science" Syllabus Specification 4463
AQA GCSE Additional Science Unit Chemistry 2 For AQA GCSE Chemistry 2 written examination paper CHY2F (foundation) CHY2H (higher) AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry 1. How do sub-atomic particles help us understand the structure of substances?
AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry 2. How do structures influence the properties and uses of substances?
AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry 3. How much can we make and how much do we need to use?
AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry 4. How can we control the rates of chemical reactions?
AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry 5. Do chemical reactions always release energy?
AQA GCSE Additional Science-Chemistry Science 6. How can we use ions in solution?
AQA GCSE "Chemistry" Syllabus Specification 4421
AQA Chemistry Unit Chemistry 3 For AQA GCSE Chemistry 3 written examination paper CHY3F (foundation) CHY3H (higher) AQA GCSE Chemistry 1. How was the periodic table developed and how can it help us understand the reactions of elements?
AQA GCSE Chemistry 2. What are strong and weak acids and alkalis? How can we find the amounts of acids and alkalis in solution?
AQA GCSE Chemistry 3. What is in the water we drink?
AQA GCSE Chemistry 4. How much energy is involved in chemical reactions?
AQA GCSE Chemistry 5. How do we identify and analyse substances?
Students also do/have done Chemistry Unit 1. The following links to chemistry sections which may be of use. AQA GCSE Additional Applied Science Unit 1 Science in the Workplace
AQA GCSE Additional Applied Science Unit 2 Science at Work
AQA GCSE Additional Applied Science Unit 3 Using Scientific Skills
AQA GCSE Applied Science - Double Award - Unit 1 Science in the Workplace
AQA GCSE Applied Science - Double Award - Unit 2 Science for the Needs of Society
AQA GCSE Applied Science - Double Award - Unit 3 Developing Scientific Skills
AQA GCSE Applied Science - Double Award - Unit 4 Using Scientific Skills for the Benefit of Society
AQA GCSE SCIENCE - LINKS TO Official AQA website AQA Syllabus specification GCSE Science A with objective tests 4461 for 2010 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4461-W-SP-10.PDF and for 2011 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4461-W-SP-11.PDF AQA Syllabus specification GCSE Science A with written tests 4462 for 2010 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4462-W-SP-10.PDF and for 2011 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4462-W-SP-11.PDF AQA GCSE SCIENCE A PRACTICE TESTS for specification 4461 AQA GCSE APPLIED SCIENCE for specification 4861 SYLLABUS for 2010 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4861-W-SP-10.PDF SYLLABUS for 2011 http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/pdf/AQA-4861-W-SP-11.PDF PAST PAPERS AQA GCSE APPLIED SCIENCE PAST PAPERS from January 2009 AQA GCSE APPLIED SCIENCE PAST PAPERS from June 2008 AQA GCSE APPLIED SCIENCE PAST PAPERS from January 2008 AQA GCSE APPLIED SCIENCE PAST PAPERS from June 2007 AQA GCE AS Level Chemistry * AQA GCE A2 Level Chemistry
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