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Reply 20
sorry didn't see it!!
Reply 21
I've just added some chemistry blogs that you guys might want to read.

Some articles are very interesting!
Reply 22
Added this:

http://www.carleton.ca/cutv/vod/vodcast.htm

(What is a podcast? Check it out!)

A really great video podcast out there for enthusiastic chemists! It is an introduction to chemistry at Carleton university and can be viewed by students taking A-level chemistry or undergrad chem.
Reply 23
If you have problem downloading this video podcast, please feel free to ask for help here.
Reply 24
Just ordered some chemistry books from the following sites:

www.oup.co.uk/oxfordtextbooks/chemistry/ - Chemistry textbooks from OUP

www.cambridge.org/uk/browse/default.asp?subjectid=1006206 - Chemistry textbooks from CUP

www.larrygonick.com/html/pub/books/sci8.html - Cartoon guide to chemistry
Reply 25
www.chemistry-react.org
For those of your doing Edexcel Nuffield
Reply 26
http://www.as-chemistry.co.uk
used to just be for the salter's course but now has loads of revision for aqa/ocr etc
Reply 27
heeey may some1 help mee i need the chemistry HL ( IB) past paper asap...if sum1 may give me a link too access it it will be great!!
Reply 28
chemistry 2006 HL
i meant sorry this may be a wrong thread
^sorry...i can't help :s

i was wondering if anyone had any websites that did questions with worked examples of titration calculations, and gas and pressure, and all of that lot
Looks like the moderators have censored the IB chemistry site. Well you can find it pretty easily by googling "IB chemistry" and you'll find it at number 1. It covers most of the topics needed for all of the A' level syllabuses as well as IB chemistry.
Find it at I B C hem dot com
Reply 31
charco
Looks like the moderators have censored the IB chemistry site. Well you can find it pretty easily by googling "IB chemistry" and you'll find it at number 1. It covers most of the topics needed for all of the A' level syllabuses as well as IB chemistry.
Find it at I B C hem dot com

Hmmm... I realised the IB link has been removed by mods - definitely not me - but I don't see why though. I'll see what I can do.
I think that they have removed links to it as I have had to include some advertising to help pay costs - nothing devious just a couple of links and even they appear in the fiendishly named "shop" so that anyone who wishes to avoid such blatant commercialism can simply not go into the said "shop".

It all seems a little hypocritical, as TSR themselves have ads by google (which I dont) and a very flashy rotating banner on all pages (which I dont)

Still, who are we to wonder why...

If anyone has any IB chemistry related problems they can still google "IB chemistry" and they will find the site at no. 1 (and 2) - during the run up to the exams I also provide a live helpline for anyone really in stuck.

Thanks for your support Mauve.
i am looking for a website that helps explains the OCR syallbus, especially chains and rings : S can any one help x
Reply 34
perfect1989
i am looking for a website that helps explains the OCR syallbus, especially chains and rings : S can any one help x

Try this: http://www.mp-docker.demon.co.uk/chains_and_rings/index.html
are there any better websites for chemistry nuffield than the chemistry-react one? im trying to revise chem this morning but i just can't :frown:

this morning im specifically doing topic 7 which is about covalent bonding, intermolecular forces, bond enthalpy, reversible reactions etc if anyone knows any gd websites ty
Reply 36
any sites for the coursework practicals for edexcel?
Reply 37
For AQA and OCR:

http://www.knockhardy.org.uk/sci.htm

Really good powerpoints and notes imo.
Reply 38
awesome
Reply 39
Very useful resource for anyone doing chemistry as/a2. they have loads of practice questions on any topic. GOLDMINE for me, maybe for you. Enjoy them before they dissapear.

the product:

http://www.curriculum-press.co.uk/a-level/chemistry/factsheets.htm

found them here:

http://www.goldhilleducation.com/scarbdevelopment/intranet/Chemistry/Chem%20Factsheets/?N=D
http://www.goldhilleducation.com/scarbdevelopment/intranet/Chemistry/Factsheets/

looks like scarbourough school forgot to hide them :smile:

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