JC 1 Chemistry Notes & Resources
Chapter 01: Mole Concept, Stoichiometry & Redox
Basic Terms and Definitions Most students tend to overlook these simple definitions and find them unimportant. However, thorough understanding ofRead More
Read MoreChapter 02: Atomic Structure2
Chapter 2 : Atomic Structure A-Level H2 Chemistry: Chapter 2 Atomic Structure Commonly Overlooked Concepts 1. Behaviour of Fundamental ParticlesRead More
Read MoreChapter 03: Chemical Bonding
Chapter 03: Chemical Bonding A-Level H2 Chemistry: Chapter 3Chemical Bonding Concise Summary of Properties The following table is a summarisedRead More
Read MoreChapter 04: The Gaseous State
Chapter 4 The Gaseous State In an ideal world where gases behave ideally, there are four laws which predict theRead More
Read MoreChapter 05: Chemical Energetics
Chapter 5Chemical Energetics Chapter 5Chemical Energetics At the crux of it all, this chapter deals with the energy changes duringRead More
Read MoreChapter 06: Reaction Kinetics
Chapter 06: Reaction Kinetics A-LEVEL H2 CHEMISTRY Chapter 6: Reaction Kinetics In this topic, we will learn about how reactionRead More
Read MoreChapter 07 Chemical Equilibria
Chapter 8 Chemical Equilibria Just as reactions vary in their speeds, they also vary in their extents. The topic ofRead More
Read MoreChapter 08 Introduction to Organic Chemistry
Chapter 8 Introduction to Organic Chemistry Organic chemistry makes up a huge portion of the H2 chemistry syllabus and mainlyRead More
Read MoreChapter 09: Alkanes
Chapter 09: Alkanes Chapter 9Alkanes This is probably one of the simplest chapters in the whole of organic chemistry. However,Read More
Read MoreChapter 10: Alkenes
Chapter 10: Alkenes Chapter 10Alkenes Understanding the Essence of Alkenes:The Carbon-Carbon Double Bond Most chemical and physical properties of AlkenesRead More
Read MoreChapter 11: Arenes
Chapter 11: Arenes Chapter 11Arenes In this chapter, we will deal with the properties and reactions of arenes, which areRead More
Read MoreChapter 12: Halogen Derivatives
Chapter 12: Halogen Derivatives Chapter 12Halogen Derivatives Unlike its alkane counterpart, halogenoalkanes are polar compounds (due to electronegativity difference betweenRead More
Read MoreChapter 13: Hydroxy Compounds
Chapter 13: Hydroxy Compounds Chapter 13Hydroxy Compounds Before diving into the chemical reactions that hydroxy compounds undertake, it is importantRead More
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