Original post by 16hdennis
Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of all the equations and formulas I need to remember for A level Chemistry? Including maths equations etc. but also the reactions you have to know.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I wouldn’t bother memorising equations for any reactions as such. It’s better to derive them, as it’s far easier to memorise formulae of complexes and compounds.
As for the equations, I haven’t yet found anything that’s free good that summarises everything comprehensively. If I can find the time (and an even bigger if - if I have the patience), I may even make a list myself.
Original post by 16hdennis
Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of all the equations and formulas I need to remember for A level Chemistry? Including maths equations etc. but also the reactions you have to know.
Thanks!
Thanks!
OCR has a comprehensive map of synthesis pathways here:
https://www.ocr.org.uk/images/359182-organic-synthesis-reaction-pathways.pdf
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