Get Ahead in Chemistry covers the essentials for GCSE science in a book you can start and finish - without falling asleep in the middle!Each chapter is tied to a key topic for studying Chemistry; learn about: - The Periodic Table - Bonding - Quantitative Chemistry - Acids, Alkalis and Salts - Reactions - Electro-Chemistry - Organic Chemistry - Chemical Analysis - The Atmosphere and the Environment Along the way, hear fascinating TRUE stories of a dastardly Nazi plot, Cleopatra's dinner party and a couple of flirty turkeys... Each chapter ends with an "at a glance" bullet-point summary of the topic and a bonus section exploring fascinating extra-curricular science (everything from Schrödinger's cat to quantum mechanics!).With words by The Times Science Editor Tom Whipple and brilliant pictures by James Davies, this book is designed to be used alongside your GCSE textbooks and revision guides - not only intended to help you revise for your exams, but to bring Chemistry to life in all its weirdness and wonder.

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This book is intended for use towards the end of a chemistry course leading to a GCSE examination. Its purpose is to help students with their revision and to improve examination performance.

This book is not designed as a text book or revision guide, but as a work book. There are lots of good (and not so good) expensive and free revision guides out there, some are listed on my YouTube channel and on other great websites. So, there is no point in me adding to the pile. I'm constantly telling you the best way to revise is by practising, so I've made you a book of practice questions.All the teaching, all the new content is available for free on my YouTube channel, this book is for you to practice and learn. The best way to approach this is to watch the teaching video, or after class try a section, check the answers and then watch the video to clarify any confusion. Covering...Periodic Table Mass number and atomic number The number of protons, neutrons and electrons Isotopes Ions Elements and atoms Brackets Conservation of mass Balancing equations (Easy, Medium and Hard)Relative atomic mass and percentage of an element in a compound Calculating relative atomic mass or relative isotopic mass Moles Percentage yield Atom economy Half equations Empirical formula Reacting masses Avogadro's constant and gas volume Calorimetry Endothermic and exothermic reactions Bond energy Titration calculations Answers