*IMPORTANT*Hi everyone! I'm actually in my first year of university now but thought I would post all of my resources from my A levels last year. There are 1000s of resources including notes, practice questions and answers etc. for A2 Biology, Chemistry and Maths. There were far too many to upload them individually so I uploaded them to a google drive so if you follow the link below it will take you to them! I found TSR so helpful when I was doing my A Levels and found other peoples notes to be useful so I thought I would reciprocate the favour and upload mine! They aren't exam board specific so I hope they're helpful (although I did do OCR-Bio, Edexcel- Chem and Maths).Enjoy!https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5eZEYkqM9hmUTFod25kMm1WN28&usp=sharing
*IMPORTANT*Hi everyone! I'm actually in my first year of university now but thought I would post all of my resources from my A levels last year. There are 1000s of resources including notes, practice questions and answers etc. for A2 Biology, Chemistry and Maths. There were far too many to upload them individually so I uploaded them to a google drive so if you follow the link below it will take you to them! I found TSR so helpful when I was doing my A Levels and found other peoples notes to be useful so I thought I would reciprocate the favour and upload mine! They aren't exam board specific so I hope they're helpful (although I did do OCR-Bio, Edexcel- Chem and Maths).Enjoy!https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5eZEYkqM9hmUTFod25kMm1WN28&usp=sharing
Thanks! What did you find the most helpful? What did you do on the run up to exams?
Thanks! What did you find the most helpful? What did you do on the run up to exams?
I mostly did past papers in the run up to the exams so I find doing practice questions the best method of revision. Doesnt have to be questions from your exam board only- you can use other exam boards as long as you know what you need to cover and dont.
*IMPORTANT*Hi everyone! I'm actually in my first year of university now but thought I would post all of my resources from my A levels last year. There are 1000s of resources including notes, practice questions and answers etc. for A2 Biology, Chemistry and Maths. There were far too many to upload them individually so I uploaded them to a google drive so if you follow the link below it will take you to them! I found TSR so helpful when I was doing my A Levels and found other peoples notes to be useful so I thought I would reciprocate the favour and upload mine! They aren't exam board specific so I hope they're helpful (although I did do OCR-Bio, Edexcel- Chem and Maths).Enjoy!https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5eZEYkqM9hmUTFod25kMm1WN28&usp=sharing
We've finished the coursework, we're in module 3 of Unit 5 just started on ligands. Hopefully we'll be done soon, I want to go back to electrochemistry and constants because we didn't spend too much time on it and I feel like I need more practice. How are you finding the coursework?
We've finished the coursework, we're in module 3 of Unit 5 just started on ligands. Hopefully we'll be done soon, I want to go back to electrochemistry and constants because we didn't spend too much time on it and I feel like I need more practice. How are you finding the coursework?
Yeah not bad, I've got quant on rates this week.... (any tips?)
Yeah not bad, I've got quant on rates this week.... (any tips?)
We've finished course though
We did that piece. As far as I can remember just be careful with the units look at them and make sure what they're asking for kJ or J etc. Apart from that it's quite straight forward. Good luck!
I know this may be unrelated to this module for OCR (I'm Edexcel), but I had a question that I could not find the answer to and was wondering if anyone could help.
In chromium (II) ethanoate is the ethanoate ion a monodentate or bidentate ligand?
I know this may be unrelated to this module for OCR (I'm Edexcel), but I had a question that I could not find the answer to and was wondering if anyone could help.
In chromium (II) ethanoate is the ethanoate ion a monodentate or bidentate ligand?
The ethanoate ion is always monodentate as it has 1 lone pair so can form only 1 dative bond.
Hi, I'm on OCR A Chemistry! I need an A for uni, but I'm aiming for an A* We did last year's paper as a mock and it was extremely difficult, luckily grade boundaries were relatively low for an A..
Hi, I'm on OCR A Chemistry! I need an A for uni, but I'm aiming for an A* We did last year's paper as a mock and it was extremely difficult, luckily grade boundaries were relatively low for an A..