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Studying chemistry in sixth form can't really be as difficult as people make out, can it?
Whether you're just thinking about studying chemistry at A-Level or Highers, whether you've committed to do so, or whether you've already started your course you will be aware of all the rumours and worries about what it's like and how difficult it is.
In this episode we look at these questions and concerns about A-Level chemistry:
Hear my golden rule about getting all the exam marks you deserve.
I also give quick tips of what you should include in your answers.
Find out how I can help you throughout your chemistry A-Level here.
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In this episode:
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In this episode:
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Suggested listening:
Episode 10 explains the calculations required with weak acids and the acid dissociation constant, Ka.
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This bonus episode gives you five things to look for to help you identify whether an acid is a weak acid.
Your exam question is unlikely to spell that out for you. Very unlikely indeed. Here are the simple things to look for that will put you one step ahead of the examiner!
Suggested listening:
Episode 9 which introduces the difference between a strong acid and a weak acid and defines how to calculate pH.
Episode 10 which explains the calculations required with weak acids and the acid dissociation constant, Ka.
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In this episode we simplify:
It's really not as difficult as it seems. Listen in and get chemistry confident.
Suggested listening: Also listen to episode 9 which introduces the difference between a strong acid and a weak acid and defines how to calculate pH.
Join the discussion at the Chemistry Made Simple podcast community.
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Read the full show notes
In this episode we:
Suggested listening: Also listen to episode 10 which discusses the assumptions used when making calculations involving weak acids, and introduces the acid dissociation constant.
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In this episode we consider how to quantify the position of equilibrium using the equilibrium constant Kc.
We also talk through which changes of conditions cause a change in Kc value, and which don't. This will be something that will come up in your exams!
You can read the article How to Use the Equilibrium Constant Kc
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Read the show notes and article Equilibria and Reversible Reactions
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Read the companion article What are Isotopes?
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