Chemistry (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)

1 Air and Water (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
4 Topics1 Quiz
C1.1 Air and Water – Earth’s atmosphere – Part 1 (HT only) (OCR B)
C1.1 Air and Water – Earth’s atmosphere – Part 2 (OCR B)
C1.2 Air and Water – Temperature changes in chemical reactions (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
C1.3 and C1.4 Air and Water – Evidence for climate change and potable water (OCR B)
Air and Water (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
Sample Lesson
2 Chemical Patterns (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
4 Topics1 Quiz
C2.1 Chemical patterns: How have our ideas about atoms changed over time (OCR B)
C2.2-C2.4: Chemical patterns: Part 1 – Periodic table, non-metals and metals combining to form compounds and equations used to represent chemical reactions (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
C2.2-C2.4: Chemical patterns: Part 2 – Periodic table, non-metals and metals combining to form compounds and equations used to represent chemical reactions (HT only) (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
C2.2-C2.4: Chemical patterns: Part 3 – Periodic table, non-metals and metals combining to form compounds and equations used to represent chemical reactions (OCR B)
Chemical Patterns (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
Sample Lesson
3 Chemicals of the Natural Environment (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
4 Topics1 Quiz
C3.1-C3.2 Chemicals of the natural environment – Atoms in metals and extraction of metals (HT only) (OCR B)
C3.3 Chemicals of the natural environment- Electrolytes and electrolysis (HT only) (OCR B)
C3.4 Chemicals of the natural environment – Part 1 – Crude oil (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
C3.4 Chemicals of the natural environment – Part 2 – Crude oil (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
Chemicals of the Natural Environment (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
4 Material Choices (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
2 Topics1 Quiz
C4.1-C4.2 Material choices – The use of data for choosing materials, and different types of polymers (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
C4.3-C4.5 Material choices – How bonding and structure affects properties of materials, nano particles and what happens to products at the end of their life (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
Material Choices (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
5 Chemical Analysis (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
5 Topics1 Quiz
C5.1 Chemical Analysis – Separation of chemicals and testing for purity (OCR B)
C5.2 Composition of unknown samples (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
C5.3 Part 1 – How are the amounts of substances in reactions calculated (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
C5.3 Part 2 – How are the amounts of substances in reactions calculated (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
C5.4 – How are the amounts of chemicals in solutions measured (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
Chemical Analysis (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
6 Making Useful Chemicals (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
4 Topics1 Quiz
C6.1 Making useful chemicals – Chemicals that can be made from acids (HT only) (OCR B)
C6.2 Making useful chemicals – How chemists control the rate of reaction (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
C6.3 Making useful chemicals – Factors which affect the yield of chemical reactions (HT only) (OCR B)
C6.4 Making useful chemical – How chemicals are made on an industrial scale (HT only) (Chemistry only) (OCR B)
Making Useful Chemicals (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
7 Ideas about Science (OCR B, Single Science, Higher)
1 Topic
C7 Investigating a phenomenon scientifically, conclusions that can be made from data, how explanations are developed and how science and technology impact society (Chemistry only) (HT only) (OCR B)
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C3.3 Chemicals of the natural environment- Electrolytes and electrolysis (HT only) (OCR B)

Chemistry (OCR B, Single Science, Higher) Chemicals of the Natural Environment (OCR B, Single Science, Higher) C3.3 Chemicals of the natural environment- Electrolytes and electrolysis (HT only) (OCR B)
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C3.3 Chemicals of the natural environment- Electrolytes and electrolysis (HT only) (OCR B)

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