Is Edexcel the hardest chemistry A level?

Heard from a number of people that edexcel is apparently the hardest board, is this true?

After putting up with its BS through AS and soon to finish A2 it would explain a lot of things.

It does matter, higher ability schools with more funding, more intelligent students such as your privates might be more likely to feel confident doing the edexcel course if it is indeed harder than others, so it makes us normal humans less able to reach the top marks, even if it's done by ums, as the top tiers are all reserved for private percy

It does matter, higher ability schools with more funding, more intelligent students such as your privates might be more likely to feel confident doing the edexcel course if it is indeed harder than others, so it makes us normal humans less able to reach the top marks, even if it's done by ums, as the top tiers are all reserved for private percy

It does matter, higher ability schools with more funding, more intelligent students such as your privates might be more likely to feel confident doing the edexcel course if it is indeed harder than others, so it makes us normal humans less able to reach the top marks, even if it's done by ums, as the top tiers are all reserved for private percy

...I went to a state school, and frankly, all chemistry A level courses are a breeze. If you can't get top marks it's not because some school with more money is stealing all of the places. Stop making excuses.

Since you find Chem a 'breeze' may i ask you a question?

Shoot.

Sorry I don't know how to screenshot the page but I have the link:

http://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/Chemistry/2013/Exam%20materials/6CH05_01_que_20130122.pdf

Its question 17 (c) (i) on page 23. I am being asked to identify all of the different H environments on M. But I have no idea how to do this, NMR questions are really hard but I hope you will be able to tackle this one!

In the question is says:

The low resolution nuclear magnetic resonance (nmr) spectrum of M has six peaks with relative heights 4:4:2:1:1:1


What is this supposed to mean?

There are two environments with four hydrogens, one environment with two hydrogens and three with 1 hydrogens? Because that doesn't match with the structure

...I went to a state school, and frankly, all chemistry A level courses are a breeze. If you can't get top marks it's not because some school with more money is stealing all of the places. Stop making excuses.