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Probably the most important part of the exam.

Do these first!

12 marks = 2 grades

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1.   Get a source of revision notes.

2.   Make notes/mind map/rewrite with missing letters about the things you don’t know yet.

3.   Revise these topics.

4.   Download a past paper and print it out. Do it and use your notes if you want.

5.   Identify any areas you are stuck on and make notes on these.

6.   Read your notes again.

7.   Do a paper without your notes, unlimited time and mark it

8.   Identify areas of weakness, revise these again

9.   Do a past paper in the given time

10. Mark it

11. Repeat until you get 100% every time!!!!

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Fuels

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Acids

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Materials from the Earth

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Earth's sea and atmosphere

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Metals

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The mark schemes for these are at the end of the file.

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Split into topics for your convenience.

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chemistryinfo : Free resources for studying and revision - experiments, videos, and past exam papers.

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page/@site} - full resource of images, past exam papers, animations, presentations and more to aid in revision for science, physics, biology and chemistry.

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Ever wondered how ironic it is that we say Hydrogen is renewable? Where do we get the electricity from in the first place to electrolyse water?

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National Geographic Our Atmosphere Earth Science

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GCSE BBC Science Bitesize - Changes to the Earth and Atmosphere

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This GCSE BBC Bitesize video is from the original programmes from 2000 that were broadcast on BBC2. It covers the areas of the chemistry foundation paper. Select the, "more from," or type jamjarmmx into your search for the other Chemistry clips as well as the Physics and Biology clips.

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GCSE Science Revision - Electrolysis of a Solution

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GCSE Science Revision - Fractional Distillation

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Polymerisation of Ethene | Organic Chemistry | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Here are all the past papers ever! The mark schemes are below.
1. Do it with your notes and amend your notes if you get things wrong.
2. Do without notes in unlimited time.
3. Do it in 60 minutes. See what you get and repeat until you get 10% more than your target!