The study of Chemistry enables you to be confident in an increasingly technology-based world and to be able to take an informed interest in matters of scientific, social and economic importance. Chemistry bridges the gap between physical and biological science and views matter from an atomic and molecular perspective. • Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table • Amounts of Substance • Bonding and Structure • Redox Chemistry • Kinetics • Equilibria • Thermodynamics • Organic Chemistry • Analytical Chemistry • Inorganic Chemistry
Success in Chemistry depends on a sound mathematical understanding, logical thinking and the ability to think abstractly, see patterns and apply knowledge to novel situations. Confidence in carrying out practical work, good observational skills, and an attention to detail also help. A grade 6 in Higher Tier Mathematics is advisable, and a minimum of 6 in Chemistry or 6/6 in Double Award Science is required.
Paper 1 Periodic table, elements and physical chemistry. 2 hours 15 mins, 37% of total A Level. Paper 2 Synthesis and analytical techniques. 2 hours 15 mins, 37 % of total A Level. Paper 3 Unified chemistry. 1 hour 30 mins, 26% of total A Level. 12 core practicals to be completed over the two years which will lead to a pass in the practical endorsement of the A Level course.
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| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Bedford |
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| Sixth Form Fee | £12,192 - £17,133 |
| Address | Cardington Road, Bedford, MK42 0BX |
The study of Chemistry enables you to be confident in an increasingly technology-based world and to be able to take an informed interest in matters of scientific, social and economic importance. Chemistry bridges the gap between physical and biological science and views matter from an atomic and molecular perspective. • Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table • Amounts of Substance • Bonding and Structure • Redox Chemistry • Kinetics • Equilibria • Thermodynamics • Organic Chemistry • Analytical Chemistry • Inorganic Chemistry
Success in Chemistry depends on a sound mathematical understanding, logical thinking and the ability to think abstractly, see patterns and apply knowledge to novel situations. Confidence in carrying out practical work, good observational skills, and an attention to detail also help. A grade 6 in Higher Tier Mathematics is advisable, and a minimum of 6 in Chemistry or 6/6 in Double Award Science is required.
Paper 1 Periodic table, elements and physical chemistry. 2 hours 15 mins, 37% of total A Level. Paper 2 Synthesis and analytical techniques. 2 hours 15 mins, 37 % of total A Level. Paper 3 Unified chemistry. 1 hour 30 mins, 26% of total A Level. 12 core practicals to be completed over the two years which will lead to a pass in the practical endorsement of the A Level course.