IGCSE Notes

[DarkEclipse]

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[Atharva Joshi]

i have few bio notes

 

[DarkEclipse]

i have few bio notes

Great, thanks for contributing to this thread

 

[Atharva Joshi]

Some Physics:

(note that i didn't make any of these)( i don't deserve the credit)

 

[Atharva Joshi]

Great, thanks for contributing to this thread

anytime brother!

 

[Atharva Joshi]

Also some for Chemistry:

the images are notes on sulphur which are also sometimes important.
The stoichemistry questions is just a worksheet.

 

[DarkEclipse]

Awesome

 

[Atharva Joshi]

can some one please email me really detailed physics notes
[email protected]

PLZ!!!!

 

[Xaptor16]

wow awesome notes and great effort for the compilation! thanks to all of you!

 

[DarkEclipse]

Any last minute requests?
I will try to help as much as possible.

 

[mohad7]

Any last minute requests?
I will try to help as much as possible.

can you share the colors and identification of different important elemnts in chemistry

 

[DarkEclipse]

can you share the colors and identification of different important elemnts in chemistry

All Alkali Metals are silver in colour.
In the Alkaline Earth metals Group, all of them are also silver, except for Magnesium and Beryllium, which are gray, and Strontium, which is yellow-ish.
You do not need to know about the Rare Earth Metals.
Tin is white, Aluminium is silver, Iron is also silver, Nickel is white, Copper is reddish-orange/brown, Zinc is silver, Silver is silver (le gasp ), Gold is gold (Hallelujah), Mercury is silver, Boron is brown, Sulfur is yellow, Hydrogen and Nitrogen and Oxygen is colorless, Carbon is black, Phosphorus is white.
All Noble Gases are colorless.
Fluorine is pale yellow, Chlorine is green, Bromine is reddish-brown, and Iodine is blackish-purple.

You do not need to know all of the above elements, but only the important ones like the Alkali Metals, Iron, Copper, Aluminium, Magnesium, Calcium, Sulfur, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Carbon.

Ion identification:


You will find any ion identification sheet at the back of every practical paper of Chemistry (Paper 5).

Tell me if you need anything else

 

[jam331]

can someone plzz email me some tips on the bio,chem and physics paper 6s i am goin to have them in a week
it would be really helpful
my email is :[email protected]

 

[DarkEclipse]

^ Help him, I don't know anything about Paper 6

 

[Atharva Joshi]

Any last minute requests?
I will try to help as much as possible.

Upload notes for physics. (Like Really Detailed)

 

[DarkEclipse]

Upload notes for physics. (Like Really Detailed)

Apart from the above, I haven't got any more.
Try looking in sweetiepie's thread.

 

[shoaib672002]

Apart from the above, I haven't got any more.
Try looking in sweetiepie's thread.

Or mine

 

[mohad7]

All Alkali Metals are silver in colour.
In the Alkaline Earth metals Group, all of them are also silver, except for Magnesium and Beryllium, which are gray, and Strontium, which is yellow-ish.
You do not need to know about the Rare Earth Metals.
Tin is white, Aluminium is silver, Iron is also silver, Nickel is white, Copper is reddish-orange/brown, Zinc is silver, Silver is silver (le gasp ), Gold is gold (Hallelujah), Mercury is silver, Boron is brown, Sulfur is yellow, Hydrogen and Nitrogen and Oxygen is colorless, Carbon is black, Phosphorus is white.
All Noble Gases are colorless.
Fluorine is pale yellow, Chlorine is green, Bromine is reddish-brown, and Iodine is blackish-purple.

You do not need to know all of the above elements, but only the important ones like the Alkali Metals, Iron, Copper, Aluminium, Magnesium, Calcium, Sulfur, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Carbon.

Ion identification:
View attachment 40481

You will find any ion identification sheet at the back of every practical paper of Chemistry (Paper 5).

Tell me if you need anything else

thanks it really helped ease my tention