Electrochemistry
- Predict/ Account For Physical Properties
← Back to Chemical Bonding Approach: Determine the type of substance (metal/ ionic/ covalent) and structure (giant metallic/ giant ionic/ giant covalent/ simple molecular) Determine bonding relevant to property Focus on that particular column...
- Distinguishing
← Back to Organic Chemistry Problem-Solving Approach Approach: Spot the difference: FG or structure? FG: Use a test specific to the FG present in only one of the two compounds. Structure: Most of the time → Iodoform or selective oxidation...
- Reactions
← Back to Organic Chemistry Problem-Solving Approach There are 4 types of questions: Given reactants + products → suggest reagents and conditions Given reactants + reagents → suggest products Given new reaction (Grignard, Killiani-Fishcer,...
- 6 Tips To Ace Your 'a' Level Chemistry
Tip #01 - Understand AND memorise key definitions, equations and concepts. Tip #01 is of fundamental importance. Working on the other tips without fulfilling Tip #01 will gain you limited results. But I got an A for my 'O' levels...
- Practice Questions (a Levels) - Ocr
GCE AS/A Chemistry [Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations (OCR)] You need Adobe Reader to read the files. Click here to download if you do not have it installed in your computer. June 2007 Mole Concept, Atomic Structure & Chemical BondingQuestion...
Electrochemistry
Elucidation
← Back to Organic Chemistry Problem-Solving Approach
Approach:
- Make as many deductions as possible from the information given in the question.
- Start identifying from the unknown with the most information/ deductions.
- Make sure all reactions/ observations are accounted for in your answer.
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- Predict/ Account For Physical Properties
← Back to Chemical Bonding Approach: Determine the type of substance (metal/ ionic/ covalent) and structure (giant metallic/ giant ionic/ giant covalent/ simple molecular) Determine bonding relevant to property Focus on that particular column...
- Distinguishing
← Back to Organic Chemistry Problem-Solving Approach Approach: Spot the difference: FG or structure? FG: Use a test specific to the FG present in only one of the two compounds. Structure: Most of the time → Iodoform or selective oxidation...
- Reactions
← Back to Organic Chemistry Problem-Solving Approach There are 4 types of questions: Given reactants + products → suggest reagents and conditions Given reactants + reagents → suggest products Given new reaction (Grignard, Killiani-Fishcer,...
- 6 Tips To Ace Your 'a' Level Chemistry
Tip #01 - Understand AND memorise key definitions, equations and concepts. Tip #01 is of fundamental importance. Working on the other tips without fulfilling Tip #01 will gain you limited results. But I got an A for my 'O' levels...
- Practice Questions (a Levels) - Ocr
GCE AS/A Chemistry [Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations (OCR)] You need Adobe Reader to read the files. Click here to download if you do not have it installed in your computer. June 2007 Mole Concept, Atomic Structure & Chemical BondingQuestion...