Chemistry gce a level
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In Norwich
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Norwich
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2. Course description Are you fascinated by chemical reactions? Do you want to explore the world of atoms and molecules? If so, then Chemistry is for you. from medical discoveries to microscopic organisms, Chemistry is central to our understanding of the universe. Topics include: The structure of atoms and how they form bonds Chemical reactions The periodic table and groups within it Quantities and the mole concept Groups of organic chemicals Making new chemicals Analysing the structure of unknown substances. Work includes lectures, note taking, question and answer sessions, problem solving, written work and model building. Classes include demonstrations and practical laboratory work. 27 You will develop a range of skills such as making observations, collecting data, titration and organic synthesis. Links with the University of East Anglia allow college students to work alongside undergraduates, such as on a spectroscopy day. You are likely to enjoy and do well in this subject if: You are intrigued by the science that you have studied so far and want to know more You can understand and remember lots of facts and abstract concepts You enjoy practical laboratory work You can cope fairly easily with mathematics and like to use it in problem solving You are prepared to work hard and have a go at any questions you are set. Assessment is through two written exams and practical work in each year. An A Level in Chemistry can lead to careers in fields such as research science, healthcare and forensic science, as well as medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. Chemistry is identified by selective universities as one of the subjects they prefer applicants to have studied at A Level. Chemistry can be taken with any other subjects, but students often choose to combine it with Biology, Physics, Mathematics or Psychology.
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- Mathematics
- GCSE Mathematics
- Problem Solving
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemical Safety
- Physical Chemistry
- Quantitative Chemistry
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Chemistry gce a level