Physics for Oxford Chemistry?

Hi! I’m applying to study Chemistry at Oxford this year but I haven’t done Physics A-Level, which of course isn’t a prerequisite. But as I have time to prepare, I was still wondering if there’s any parts of Physics (A-Level or GCSE) which would be good to look over before an interview?

I know my response is a month late, but I think it is worth pointing out that you are extremely unlikely to be asked anything relating to A level physics unless they give you the necessary context (i.e the equations that you’ll need to conduct the calculations in question).

Some GCSE physics, such as Hooke’s law and calculating kinetic energy I could imagine may be of some relevance to a physical chemistry interview, but aside from that, I doubt it’s worth worrying about.

Thank you so much! I ended up looking over my GCSE stuff and some physics which overlapped with quantum, so so hopefully it’ll be alright! Do you have any other suggestions on things to do for the last few weeks before interviews?