Chemistry
AQA GCSE and A-level Chemistry — revise the specification, practise calculations and use interactive organic tools. Resources are matched to their current AQA GCSE 8462 or A-level 7405 specification.
Trainers
- FlashcardsSpec-point chemistry cards with spaced-repetition review — flip, self-grade, and they come back the day you'd start to forget them.
- Required Practical HubsThe AQA required practicals on one page each — apparatus, method, variables, the expected results, and the marks examiners report students losing.
- Required Practical HubsThe AQA A-level Chemistry required practicals on one page each — apparatus and techniques, method, uncertainty, analysis and the marks examiners report students losing.
- Revision ChecklistRegistered AQA GCSE Chemistry topic-content points, filtered to your saved tier, with a Red/Amber/Green self-audit that saves on your device.
- Revision ChecklistRegistered AQA A-level Chemistry topic-content points, with a Red/Amber/Green self-audit that saves on your device.
- Key DefinitionsThe AQA GCSE Chemistry definitions marked to the word — bonding, moles, rates, acids and electrolysis — with a tap-to-reveal test-yourself mode.
- Revision Notes & QuestionsRevision notes and tiered practice for registered AQA GCSE Chemistry topic content, with worked solutions.
- Revision Notes & QuestionsRevision notes and tiered practice questions for registered AQA 7405 sections, with worked solutions.
- Mechanism LabDraw every AQA A-level organic mechanism yourself — the curly arrows, one step at a time — with instant mark-scheme feedback. Learn, Practice and Exam modes.
- Recall DrillsType each answer from memory, then check it against the mark scheme — retrieval practice that fixes recall far better than flipping a card. Available on every flashcard deck.
- Due CardsEvery card from every deck that is due for review today, in one queue — the spaced-repetition schedule you have already built, in one place.
- Mechanism QuestionsEvery curly-arrow step from every AQA organic mechanism as a drill — draw the arrows yourself, filtered by topic, mechanism or difficulty, or fired off as a shuffled quiz.
- Calculations (self-mark)Original AQA-style Chemistry calculations for GCSE and A-level, each with an author-written marking guide based on AQA conventions.
- Worked ExamplesTwelve GCSE Chemistry methods you can fade: see each fully worked, fill in the blanked steps, then solve it independently. Covers moles, limiting reactants, concentration, titrations, yield, atom economy, gas volumes, balancing equations, half equations, bond energies and rate from a tangent.
- Mole Calculation TrainerDrill mole calculations against the clock — moles from mass, mass from moles and concentration, with real molar masses and instant marking.
- Blurt FrameworksCover the page, write everything you know about a Paper 1 topic, then reveal a spec-accurate scaffold and tick off what you remembered — retrieval practice that shows you exactly what's left to revise.
- 6-Marker TrainerThe AQA GCSE Chemistry extended-response questions students lose most marks on — plan your answer, self-mark against the level-of-response descriptors and indicative content, then read a model Level 3.
- A-level Chemistry Six-Marker TrainerPractise extended AQA A-level Chemistry responses across physical, inorganic and organic chemistry — Maxwell-Boltzmann and catalysts, Kp, electrode potentials, buffers, entropy, Period 3 oxides, transition metals, aromatic substitution, polymers, spectra and synthesis routes.
- Synthesis NavigatorDrill every synthesis route by functional group, restricted to what you've covered so far — plus a start-to-target route planner, one reagent at a time.
Reference
- Ion Colour TablesEvery AQA 3.2.6 colour on one page — aqua ions, hydroxide precipitates, ligand swaps and the oxidation-state ladders — with a tap-to-reveal test mode.
- IsomerismStructural, E/Z and optical isomerism made clear — the exact condition each type needs, with worked examples.
- Molecular ShapesEvery VSEPR shape and bond angle on one page — linear to octahedral — plus the lone-pair rule behind NH₃ (107°) and H₂O (104.5°), with a tap-to-reveal recall drill.
- Functional GroupsEvery organic functional group to recognise and name — structure, suffix/prefix and an example, with a tap-to-reveal recall drill.
- Mole CalculationsEvery amount-of-substance equation on one page — mass, concentration, gas volumes, the ideal-gas equation, percentage yield and atom economy — with a tap-to-reveal recall drill.
- Reagents & ConditionsThe whole organic reaction map — every functional-group conversion with its reagents, conditions and reaction type, plus a tap-to-reveal recall drill.
- GCSE Identification TestsFlame tests, precipitates and gas tests — the whole GCSE qualitative-analysis topic on one page, with a tap-to-reveal test mode.
- SpectroscopyIR, mass spec and ¹H NMR on one page — the data-booklet values, the fragment losses, and how to read a spectrum, with a recognition drill.
- Test-Tube TestsEvery functional-group and ion test with the exam-accepted observations — bromine water to Tollens' — with a tap-to-reveal test mode.
Where this comes from
- Examiner insightsThe mistakes examiners report most often on these papers, and the habit that recovers each mark.
- How this content is checkedThe authorship, subject-check and review stages every new resource goes through — and the dated log of what has been corrected.