A-Level Chemistry starts where GCSE finishes, but allows you to explore the concepts in much greater and fascinating detail. You will learn about: the structure of the atom and how that structure was developed; how the periodic table allows us to predict trends in a variety of physical properties of the elements; how to calculate the exact amount of substance in a know amount of matter; the bonding within molecules and how impacts their 3D arrangement in space; how to calculate energy changes in a chemical reaction; how to calculate the exact pH of strong and weak acids, bases and buffer solutions; the mechanisms of organic reactions; how to analyse, identify and categorise organic compounds; the structure and bonding in DNA and amino acids the chemistry of how drugs work; the action of anti-cancer drugs and many more exciting and inspiring topics.
Grade 7 in Chemistry GCSE in all examined units OR Grade 7 in Trilogy Science (including Grade 7 on the Chemistry paper.) Grade 6 in Maths and English.
Paper 1 (105 marks) - 120 minutes (35 % of A Level) Paper 2 (105 marks) - 120 minutes (35 % of A Level) Paper 3 (90 marks) - 120 minutes (30 % of A level)
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| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Sefton |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Deyes Lane, Maghull, Liverpool, L31 6DE |
A-Level Chemistry starts where GCSE finishes, but allows you to explore the concepts in much greater and fascinating detail. You will learn about: the structure of the atom and how that structure was developed; how the periodic table allows us to predict trends in a variety of physical properties of the elements; how to calculate the exact amount of substance in a know amount of matter; the bonding within molecules and how impacts their 3D arrangement in space; how to calculate energy changes in a chemical reaction; how to calculate the exact pH of strong and weak acids, bases and buffer solutions; the mechanisms of organic reactions; how to analyse, identify and categorise organic compounds; the structure and bonding in DNA and amino acids the chemistry of how drugs work; the action of anti-cancer drugs and many more exciting and inspiring topics.
Grade 7 in Chemistry GCSE in all examined units OR Grade 7 in Trilogy Science (including Grade 7 on the Chemistry paper.) Grade 6 in Maths and English.
Paper 1 (105 marks) - 120 minutes (35 % of A Level) Paper 2 (105 marks) - 120 minutes (35 % of A Level) Paper 3 (90 marks) - 120 minutes (30 % of A level)