Knowledge needed from AS For Rings, Polymers & Analysis: Naming compounds Types of formula:...

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A2 Chemistry revision Knowledge needed from AS For Rings, Polymers & Analysis: Naming compounds Types of formula: empirical and molecular skeletal structural and displayed • Isomers: structural E/Z Formula determination from percentages by mass Analysing IR and mass spectrometry Curly arrows and mechanisms! For Equilibria, Energetics & Elements: Writing equations: overall ionic redox (full and half equations) Determination of the mole: from mass from gas volumes from solutions Percentage yield Use of a scientific calculator, especially working with powers of 10

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A2 Chemistry revisionKnowledge needed from ASKnowledge needed from AS

For Rings, Polymers & Analysis:

• Naming compounds• Types of formula:

• empirical and molecular• skeletal• structural and displayed

• Isomers: • structural• E/Z

• Formula determination from percentages by mass

• Analysing IR and mass spectrometry

• Curly arrows and mechanisms!

For Equilibria, Energetics & Elements:

• Writing equations:• overall• ionic• redox (full and half equations)

• Determination of the mole:• from mass• from gas volumes• from solutions

• Percentage yield• Use of a scientific calculator,

especially working with powers of 10

Weightings: Theory papers

• AO1: • Recall• Knowledge and understanding

• AO2:• Application• Unfamiliar situations

(AO = assessment objective)

Preparing for A2 units• Strategies

• More than just learning the course content• Work on understanding the principles• Practice with application-type questions• Practice writing short, concise answers

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Note: Reaction mechanisms do come up, and they can be tricky. BUT think exam tactics:• It’s likely to be 2 or 3 marks on the whole paper (100 marks)• 1 of those marks will be for filling in the left hand side of the rate determining

step…• … which you can get from the rate equation (if it’s in the rate equation, it’s in the

RDS).• So write that down and move on!!

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Messages from the examiners about Equilibria,

Energetics and Elements:Make sure you work on:

• Application of knowledge and understanding.• Writing ionic and redox equations.• Writing ionic equations.• Knowing what to expect! (By doing lots of past questions.)