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  • A-Level Chemistry Full Syllabus Pack by KPC Notes Malta: Note Packs, Model Answers and Mock Papers
  • Born-Haber cycle for sodium chloride with a worked lattice enthalpy calculation
  • Physical Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 0 to 6
  • The gas laws in one table, and a worked example on the volume of hydrogen made
  • Molar mass of a volatile liquid: labelled gas syringe apparatus and a worked example
  • Limiting reagent and percentage yield, with two worked examples
  • Physical Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 7 to 12 and the index
  • Born-Haber cycle for magnesium chloride with a worked example
  • The standard hydrogen electrode and a platinum electrode half-cell, labelled
  • Concentration-time and rate-concentration graphs for zero, first and second order reactions
  • How You Are Marked: the three papers, the data you are given with the relative atomic masses, and what each command word wants
  • Inorganic Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 1 to 6
  • Hybridisation of carbon: orbital boxes for promotion and mixing, and a table of sp3, sp2 and sp
  • Ionisation energy dips explained with orbital boxes, and first ionisation energies down groups 1 and 2
  • Polarisation of anions by cations, with a table of trends in covalent character
  • Inorganic Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 7 to 12 and the index
  • Melting point and electrical conductivity across period 3, with the reason for each trend
  • Why complexes are coloured: d-orbital splitting, an absorbance spectrum and the colour wheel
  • Organic Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 1 to 8
  • Free radical substitution of methane by chlorine, every step drawn with fish-hook arrows
  • Energy profiles for SN2 and SN1, with the rate equations explained
  • Reaction map of ethene with the reagents and conditions for each addition
  • Reaction map of ethyne: how it is made, its additions and its precipitate tests
  • Organic Chemistry Note Pack contents, Chapters 9 to 15 and the index
  • The arenes chapter on one page: a reaction map of benzene and methylbenzene, and commonly confused terms
  • Synthesis maps: carboxylic acids and their derivatives, and the routes from benzene
  • Chlorine and bromine isotope peaks in mass spectra, with a worked example
  • Infrared spectroscopy: a labelled spectrum explaining wavenumber, transmittance and the fingerprint region
  • Mass, infrared and proton NMR spectra used together to deduce an unknown structure
  • Model answers to a gas calculation, every point tagged [1] or [½], with the line on where marks are lost
  • Model answers on a lithium cell: half-equations, emf, free energy and the Nernst equation
  • Inorganic Model Answers chapter opener: electron configuration questions with model answers marked [1]
  • A Paper II style transition element question with its model answers
  • Model answer: electrophilic addition of HBr through a tertiary carbocation, with curly arrows
  • Model answer comparing the major and minor products of adding HBr to methylcyclohexene
  • Model answer: free radical polymerisation of ethene with a peroxide initiator
  • Exam Questions: a rate question with a concentration-time graph and a data table
  • Exam Questions: manganate(VII) and iodometric titration questions in Paper III style
  • Exam Questions: Paper II style questions on a weak acid titration and buffer pH
  • Exam Questions: ionisation energy questions with a data table for period 3
  • Exam Questions: chemical bonding chapter opener with the Fe2Cl6 dimer and its dative bonds
  • Exam Questions: intermolecular forces with a table of boiling point data
  • Exam Questions: a proton NMR spectrum with a table of chemical shifts
  • Mock A Paper I opening page: structured questions, 3 hours, 100 marks
  • Mock A Paper II opening page: ionic equilibria and an organic deduction
  • Mock B Paper I opening page: electron configurations and a mass spectrum table
  • Mock paper question with an infrared spectrum and absorption data
  • Mock model answer with 3D shapes of methane and the methyl anion and their bond angles
  • Mock model answer with a Born-Haber cycle for magnesium fluoride and an enthalpy cycle
  • Mock model answer with a log-log graph showing the reaction is second order
  • Mock Paper III model answer with a completed titre table and the calculation
  • A-Level Chemistry Note Packs: Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry
  • A-Level Chemistry Model Answers: Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry
  • A-Level Chemistry Mock Papers: Mock A and Mock B, Papers I, II and III (complete pack only)

A-Level Chemistry | Full Syllabus Pack

A-Level Chemistry | Full Syllabus Pack

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Everything for A-Level Chemistry (MATSEC AM 06): three Note Packs (Physical, Inorganic and Organic) that teach the full syllabus in 40 chapters, Model Answers to 192 exam-style questions set at the same difficulty as real MATSEC papers, the same questions without answers for timed practice, and two full mock exams in the complete pack.

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What's inside?

  • Note Packs: Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, 40 chapters in syllabus order
  • 346 labelled figures: apparatus, energy cycles, graphs, shapes of molecules, mechanisms with curly arrows, reaction maps and spectra
  • 192 worked examples, set out line by line the way the marks are given
  • Every syllabus point explained to the depth the exam asks, with the common mark-losing mistakes pointed out where they happen
  • Model Answers: 192 questions in Paper I, Paper II and Paper III style (1,057 parts, 3,036.5 marks), each answered in full
  • Every creditworthy point tagged [1] or [½], alternatives that also earn the mark, and a line on where marks are usually lost
  • Each answer links to the Note Pack sections that teach it
  • Exam Questions: the same 192 questions with no answers, for practice under timed conditions
  • How You Are Marked in every book: the three papers, how the marks are built, what each command word wants, the data you are given and the relative atomic masses
  • Mock Papers (complete pack only): Mock A and Mock B, each a full set of Papers I, II and III laid out like the real exam, with model answers
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How many pages?

  • Everything: 1,325 pages in 11 PDFs
  • Note Packs: Physical 159, Inorganic 173 and Organic 256 pages (588 in all)
  • Model Answers: Physical 145, Inorganic 114 and Organic 152 pages (411 in all)
  • Exam Questions: Physical 69, Inorganic 52 and Organic 72 pages (193 in all)
  • Mock Papers: Model Answers 88 pages and Exam Questions 45 pages
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Which chapters are covered?

  • Physical Chemistry (13 chapters): 0 calculation skills; 1 gases; 2 moles, formulae and equations; 3 titrations and the quantitative practical; 4 enthalpy changes, Hess's law and calorimetry; 5 entropy and Gibbs free energy; 6 phase equilibria, distillation and osmosis; 7 chemical equilibria; 8 acids, bases and pH; 9 titration curves, buffers and solubility product; 10 redox and electrochemical cells; 11 reaction kinetics; 12 free radicals, photochemistry and catalysis
  • Inorganic Chemistry (12 chapters): 1 atoms, nuclei and radioactivity; 2 electrons in atoms and ionisation energies; 3 chemical bonding; 4 shapes, structures and intermolecular forces; 5 periodicity across period 3; 6 hydrogen and the s-block; 7 aluminium and group 14; 8 nitrogen; 9 oxygen and sulfur; 10 the halogens; 11 transition metals; 12 inorganic qualitative analysis
  • Organic Chemistry (15 chapters): 1 organic foundations: formulae, names and bonding; 2 isomerism; 3 reaction mechanisms; 4 alkanes, alkenes and alkynes; 5 arenes; 6 halogenoalkanes and halogenoarenes; 7 alcohols, ethers and phenols; 8 aldehydes and ketones; 9 carboxylic acids and acid derivatives; 10 amines, diazonium compounds and amino acids; 11 condensation polymers; 12 synthetic pathways; 13 laboratory preparations and purification; 14 spectroscopy and structure determination; 15 organic qualitative analysis
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How hard are the questions?

  • The same difficulty as real MATSEC papers: each question was written against a real MATSEC exam question of the same type and scored for the same demand
  • Every question was blind-tested: answered cold, then marked against its scheme
  • Answers follow the way MATSEC marks: half marks for each part of a definition, step marks for calculations, units on every final answer
  • The two mocks mirror the layout and timing of real MATSEC papers
  • All the books were independently audited for accuracy, marks and syllabus coverage
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Which option should I choose?

  • Everything: all 11 books: Note Packs, Model Answers, Exam Questions and both Mock Papers. Save €19.95
  • Note Packs only: the three Note Packs that teach the full syllabus (3 PDFs)
  • Model Answers & Exam Questions only: the 192 questions with and without answers (6 PDFs, no Mock Papers)
  • The Mock Papers come only with Everything
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How does it help?

  • Written to be studied on your own: every topic is explained, not just summarised
  • Learn a topic in the Note Pack, try its questions under timed conditions, then mark yourself point by point
  • See exactly what earns each mark, and the slips that lose them
  • Finish with two full mock exams before the real thing
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  • Sent as PDFs by email
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  • Nothing is posted, but you are free to print it
  • For your own personal use
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Will it stay up to date?

  • Yes: it follows the current MATSEC AM 06 syllabus
  • We update our packs every year to match the syllabus
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