🧪 Chemistry
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No notes will be available for Chemistry. Please refer to the flashcards I've created above, they cover all the syllabus content.
Other resources
best places to learn the syllabus content
YouTube channels
1. Organic Chemistry Tutor - Honestly the best channel on YouTube hands down, it doesn't get any better than this.
2. Elliot Rintoul - If you're looking for content that's directly geared towards the A-Level syllabus Elliot Rintoul, AlleryChemistry and MaChemGuy might be a better channel for you.
3. AlleryChemistry
4. MaChemGuy
5. Mega Lecture - Has videos on the most annoying P1 questions which I've found to be a great resource.
6. Chemistry Guru - Has videos on really specific topics too, and most of it is for the A-Level syllabus.
7. Wayne Breslyn - Has videos about electronic configurations, balancing equations, etc.
Other
1. chemguide - My biggest lifesaver when it comes to understanding chemistry content. Sometimes you don't have time to watch videos so this is a massively helpful resource, and probably my most-used one.
2. chem.libretexts.org - for best results, google your topic name and then add "libretexts" after it. It's kind of like chemguide, just not A-Level specific.
1. Organic Chemistry Tutor - Honestly the best channel on YouTube hands down, it doesn't get any better than this.
2. Elliot Rintoul - If you're looking for content that's directly geared towards the A-Level syllabus Elliot Rintoul, AlleryChemistry and MaChemGuy might be a better channel for you.
3. AlleryChemistry
4. MaChemGuy
5. Mega Lecture - Has videos on the most annoying P1 questions which I've found to be a great resource.
6. Chemistry Guru - Has videos on really specific topics too, and most of it is for the A-Level syllabus.
7. Wayne Breslyn - Has videos about electronic configurations, balancing equations, etc.
Other
1. chemguide - My biggest lifesaver when it comes to understanding chemistry content. Sometimes you don't have time to watch videos so this is a massively helpful resource, and probably my most-used one.
2. chem.libretexts.org - for best results, google your topic name and then add "libretexts" after it. It's kind of like chemguide, just not A-Level specific.
when you're stuck on a question
youtube channels that solve past papers
How should I study A-Level Chemistry?
Study tips from an A* student.