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[imaBeast]

hey all , im having a hard time doing the chemistry past papers even though i have studied my chemistry revision guide to the fullest , but still chemistry is like japanese language to me so is there any technique that i can follow which can make me get a grade of A ? like for examples i dont know the colours of the elements and stuff and if anyone can include me revision papers don't spot

help a brother ......

 

[Amy Bloom]

hey all , im having a hard time doing the chemistry past papers even though i have studied my chemistry revision guide to the fullest , but still chemistry is like japanese language to me so is there any technique that i can follow which can make me get a grade of A ? like for examples i dont know the colours of the elements and stuff and if anyone can include me revision papers don't spot

help a brother ......

Hi brother! ^^
The first thing to do is not to learn by heart. Try to get the concepts straight and understand very well what you are learning. if there is some part that u are stuck with, ask ur tutor or friends or post them in threads here. I assume that u are an A-level student: While u do your practicals at school, try to understand the chemistry of them, for instance, this should be fully done when u are doing salt analysis questions. try to write balanced equations as far as possible for your personal understanding BUT do not write them on the day of practical exams when u are not told to do so, just at school for u to understand what's going on. The colours of some elements is important for u to know, like that of transition elements (A2). Try to relate ur practicals with your theory as far as possible.

Hope my advice has been helpful to u. good luck!

 

[anwar2400]

chemguide

is a very good site for alevel chemistry

 

[Amy Bloom]

chemguide

is a very good site for alevel chemistry

agree