1. C2
1.1. C2 Part 1
1.1.1. C2b Construction materials
1.1.2. C2f Acids and bases
1.1.3. C2g Fertilisers and crop yields
1.1.4. C2e Manufacturing chemicals: making ammonia
1.2. C2 Part 2
1.2.1. C2a The structure of the Earth
1.2.2. C2c Metals and alloys
1.2.3. C2d Making cars
1.2.4. C2h Chemicals from the sea: the chemistry of sodium chloride
2. Fundamental Scientific Processes
2.1. To be Taught throughout C1 and C2
3. Fundamental Chemical Concepts
3.1. To Be taught throughout
4. C4
4.1. C4 Part 1
4.1.1. C4a Atomic Structure
4.1.2. C4b Ionic Bonding
4.1.3. C4c The Periodic Table and Covalent Bonding
4.1.4. C4d The Group 1 Elements
4.2. C4 Part 2
4.2.1. C4e The Group 7 Elements
4.2.2. C4f Transition Elements
4.2.3. C4g Metal Structure and Properties
4.2.4. C4h Purifying and Testing Water
5. C6
5.1. C6 Part 1
5.1.1. C6a Electrolysis
5.1.2. C6b Energy Transfers - fuel Cells
5.1.3. C6c Redox Reactions
5.1.4. C6d Alcohols
5.2. C6 Part 2
5.2.1. C6e Depletion of the Ozone Layer
5.2.2. C6f Hardness of Water
5.2.3. C6g Natural Fats and Oils
5.2.4. C6h Detergents
6. C1
6.1. Pre-Course Topics
6.1.1. Atomic Structure
6.1.2. Bonding for Thinking
6.2. C1 Part 1
6.2.1. C1a Making crude oil useful
6.2.2. C1b Using carbon fuels
6.2.3. C1c Clean air
6.2.4. C1d Making polymers
6.3. C1 Part 2
6.3.1. C1e Designer polymers
6.3.2. C1f Cooking and food additives
6.3.3. C1g Smells
6.3.4. C1h Paints and pigments
7. C3
7.1. C3 Part 1
7.1.1. C3a Rate of Reaction (1)
7.1.2. C3b Rate of Reaction (2)
7.1.3. C3c Rate of Reaction (3)
7.1.4. C3g Batch or Continuous
7.2. C3 Part 2
7.2.1. C3d Reacting Masses
7.2.2. C3e Percentage Yield and Atom Economy
7.2.3. C3f Energy
7.2.4. C3h Allotropes of Carbon
8. C5
8.1. C5 Part 1
8.1.1. C5a Mole and Molar Mass
8.1.2. C5b Percentage Composition and Emirical Formulae
8.1.3. C5c Qunatitative Analysis
8.1.4. C5d Titrations
8.2. C5 Part 2
8.2.1. C5e Gas Volumes
8.2.2. C5f Equilibria
8.2.3. C5g Strong and Weak Acids
8.2.4. C5h Ionic Equations and Precipitation