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Join The Student Room TodayBe part of the UK's largest and fastest growing student community. It's free to join and a lot of fun - Get inspired, express your ideas, interact and share Revision:AQA GCE Chemistry SpecificationFrom The Student RoomThis page lists the topics in the AQA GCE Chemistry Specification for 2009 onwards. The Advanced Level is made up of 6 units for a total of 600 UMS. Unit 1 is worth 100 UMS, unit 2 is worth 140 UMS, units 3 and 6 60 UMS each, and units 4 and 5 120 UMS each.
Foundation ChemistryUnit 1 is assessed by a 1h 15m exam worth 70 marks. There are 4-6 short answer questions plus 1-2 structured answer questions. Topics included in this unit include:
Chemistry in ActionUnit 2 is assessed by a 1h 45m exam worth 100 marks. There are 6-8 short answer questions plus 2 structured answer questions. Topics included in this unit include:
Unit 3Unit 3 involves practical chemistry. There is an option of one of two routes for this unit; either centre assessed practical and investigative skills assessments, or externally marked exam. Kinetics, Equilibria, and Organic ChemistryUnit 4 is assessed by a 1h 45m exam worth 100 marks. Topics included in this unit include:
Energetics, Redox and Inorganic ChemistryUnit 5 is assessed by a 1h 45m exam worth 100 marks. Topics included in this unit include:
Unit 6Unit 6 is similar to Unit 3. CommentsThis is a rough version of the AQA specification for 2009 onwards. Only the main topics are included here. Do not use this as a complete list of everything you need to know! The revision notes linked to here may not be specifically written for this specification, and as such they may miss certain points for some topics. Links: Specification (p6-30) |
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