Excellent Chemistry Resources

For IUPAC nomenclature for Organic compounds:
http://www.adichemistry.com/organic/basics/iupac1/organic-iupac-nomenclature.html

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yumzum

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Reply 142

yumzum

6

Original post by yumzum

Hello everyone,

If you're reading this then you're most likely studying AQA A level Chemistry (new 2015 spec.) You are surely aiming to get the best you can in this qualification for various reasons. If so, I have good news. I am a student who was part of the first year to study this qualification and I gained an A*. The way I was able to gain this grade was by using the revision guide (which you will be able to download from the link below) made by my best friend who is a straight A* student. She's a very generous person and has worked hard to make this qualification easier for everyone that will take this qualification in the future. I have been the person allocated to hand out her revision guide to as many people as possible. We want to remain anonymous and we ask for nothing in return apart from your prayers. Please read the first page of the revision guide which explains everything you need to know about it. Also please share the link with as many people as possible, we want to help everyone in the country.

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Please wait a couple of minutes on the link until the revision guide download option appears.
Don't use the revision guide for any other specification because they all differ.

Also I will be posting a similar post on the OCR Biology new spec A level thread because my friend made revision guides for that qualification also. We both gained A* in that too (again thanks to her revision guides.)

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sorry, this might be clearer

Reply 143

learnchemistry

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I've also come across this site which has some really good videos;
www.aqachemistry.com

Reply 144

barbruh

11

that Rod Beavon link doesn't work. This one does though:

Spoiler

Reply 145

LT83

4

This was released recently:

R2R: Advanced Chemistry

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/r2r-advanced-chemistry/id1268437563?mt=8

It asks you questions and then tells you which topics you are not so good at.

Can be tailored to your exam board too. It’s free, but has in-app purchases.

(edited 6 years ago)

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123qwerty456

5

anyone here do CCEA chemistry AS Level?

Reply 147

BlueSakura

4

Found these recently- they really helped me for radicals and electro/nucleo -philes, along with carbocations:

https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/

https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com/

Reply 148

Silver6

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This website is great for all exam boards. Stuvia.com

Reply 149

EricRomm

2

Hey, a friend has recommended a great resource site for STEM Q&A and all kinds of education aids.

Since you're interested in Chemistry help, you might find these textbook solutions helpful.

Reply 150

archergirl_101

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I made sore core practical notes:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DK31jeEO51Bxlit_pDvbjX56CNyDUmgK

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selvina.watson

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nice thank you for your information many of these site are not working now please update your data .

Reply 152

EricRomm

2

I started watching the vlogs by two chem PhD students which was so much fun to watch just because of their antics but soon realized that i was learning too. For more serious resources i would think chemistry textbooks etc. you should look at trustworthy sources like these which are less jargon filled, like the Openstax textbook for an intro to organic chemistry.