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Chemisty A Level Year 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Kp homogeneous systems
    - - Predicting direction of redox reactions
      - Electrochemical cells (no notes)
      - Electrochemical series
    - - Determining the rate equation
      - The arrhenius equation
      - Rate expression and order of reaction
      - The rate determining step
      - Rate of chemical reactions
    - - Weak acids and bases
      - Acid base titrations
      - The pH scale
      - Choice of indicators for titrations
      - Defining an acid
      - Buffer solutions
    - - More enthalpy changes
      - Enthalpy change
      - Why do chemistry reactions take place?
      - Born haber cycles
  - - - Coloured ions
      - Variable oxidation states of transition elements
      - Complex formation and the shape of complex ions
      - Catalysts
      - General properties of transition metals
    - - Ligand substitution reactions
      - Summary of acid base and substitution reactions of some metal ions
      - The acid-base chemistry of aqueous transition metal ions
    - - Oxides of elements in period 3
      - Reactions of period 3
      - Acidic/basic nature of period 3 oxides
  - - - Condensation polymers
    - - Enzymes
      - DNA
      - Peptides, polypeptides and proteins
      - Anti-cancer drugs
      - Introduction to amino acids
    - - The properties of amines as bases
      - As nucleophiles
      - Intro to amines
    - - Synthetic routes
      - Organic analysis
    - - Physical properties, naming and reactivity
      - Reactions of arenes
      - Introduction to arenes
    - - Proton NMR
      - Interpreting proton 1H NMR spectra
      - Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
    - - Carboxylic acids and esters
      - Reactions of carboxylic acid and esters
      - Reactions of the carbonyl group in aldehydes and ketones
      - Acylation
      - Introduction to aldehydes and ketones
    - - Chromatography
    - - Optical isomerism
      - Synthesis of optically active compounds
      - Naming organic compounds
- - - - Notes + cards
        
        Notes + cards + blurt
        
        Notes + cards + practice