Studying Higher Chemistry?
Higher Chemistry can involve some challenging concepts, calculations and unfamiliar questions. The aim of these resources is to break those ideas down and help you develop the understanding and skills you need to tackle them confidently.
Here you'll find explanations, worked examples, practice questions and exam tips for Higher Chemistry.
Key Area 1: Periodicity
Key Area 2: Structure & Bonding
(Types of Chemical Bond; Intermolecular Forces)
Key Area 3: Oxidising & Reducing Agents
Key Area 1: Systematic Carbon Chemistry
Key Area 2: Alcohols
Key Area 3: Carboxylic Acids
Key Area 4: Esters, Fats & Oils
Key Area 5: Soaps, Detergents & Emulsions
Key Area 6: Proteins
Key Area 7: Oxidation of Food
Key Area 8: Fragrances
Key Area 9: Skin Care
Key Area 1: Getting the Most from Reactants
Key Area 2: Controlling the Rate
(Collision Theory; Reaction Pathways; Kinetic Energy Distribution)
Key Area 3: Chemical Energy
Key Area 4: Equilibria
Key Area 5: Chemical Analysis
(Chromatography; Volumetric Analysis)
Common Chemical Apparatus; General Practical Techniques; Reporting Experimental Work