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Chemistry allows you to study and explore the world around you. If you are interested in problem solving.…

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Chemistry is the central science underpinning and complementing much of Biology and Physics.…

Age range: 16-18

Year 12

GCE

A course that gives advanced study in the materials around us - what they consist of and how they behave.

Students will study and investigate the elements and compounds that make the materials that we use every day.…

WHY STUDY CHEMISTRY? Chemistry makes an important contribution to the understanding of the materials used in everyday life and in the world about us.…

Chemistry is key in the understanding of advances in technology such as analytical techniques, polymers and the environment.…

We provide the AQA A-level Chemistry course (7405). Through this course we hope to enable you to extend your understanding of the world around us.…

Why you would study Chemistry? Chemistry has worldwide impact. As a fundamental physical science,…

Year 12 you will study topics within Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry.…

Students who want to: Develop essential knowledge and understanding of different areas of chemistry and how they relate to each other.…

Students will learn to work safely in the laboratory using a range of experimental techniques.…

The first teaching modules will cover the fundamental basics in theory and practical work which all good chemists should be familiar with.…

Chemistry is the study of substances, what they are made of, how they interact, and what role they play in living things. In fact,…

Sixth Form Students

You will find chemistry is constantly evolving and developing as new discoveries are made.…

Studying Chemistry at a higher level aims to encourage learners to develop: • essential knowledge and understanding of different areas of the subject…

For details see: http://www.nbp16c.org.uk/Courses/Chemistry/

Post 16

Chemistry A Level

The main areas of study are: Physical: atomic structure, bonding, thermochemistry, equilibria, reaction rates; Inorganic: periodicity, s-block,…