Summary: These International A/AS-level Science Revision Guides provide exam-focused texts to guide students through the content and skills of the course to prepare them for their AS and A-level exams. Each guide in the series provides: - Introduction: containing an overview of the course and how it is assessed, advice on revision and taking the examination papers.- Content Guidance: provides a summary of the facts and concepts that you need to know for the examination.- Skills: explains the data-handling skills you will need to answer some of the questions in the written papers. It also explains the practical skills that you will need in order to well in the practical examination.- Questions and Answers: contains a specimen examination paper for you to try, followed by a set of student's answers for each question, with comments from an examiner to help you identify exactly what is required in the exam.
Written by an experienced examinerSpecimen exam paper for practice before the examSample student answers with examiner's comments to develop a clearer understanding of what is required in the examFully endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations
Table of Contents: IntroductionContent GuidanceAtoms, molecules and stoichiometryAtomic structureChemical bondingStates of matterChemical energeticsElectrochemistryEquilibriaReaction kineticsChemical periodicityGroup chemistryThe transition elementsNitrogen and sulfurIntroduction to organic chemistryHydrocarbonsHalogen and hydroxy compoundsCarbonyl compoundsCarboxylic acids and their derivativesNitrogen compoundsPolymerisationApplications of chemistryExperimental Skills and InvestigationsQuestions and AnswersAS Exemplar paperA2 Exemplar paper
About the Author(s): David Bevan is a senior examiner for A-level chemistry.Series editor Mary Jones is a senior examiner for A-level biology with many years experience in publishing textbooks.