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Chemistry – Edexcel – AS 8CH01 Chemistry – Edexcel – A2 9CH01 Course Outline Studying Chemistry should be a practical experience for students. There are practical activities embedded in each unit to reflect the nature of chemistry. A strong mathematical ability is a requirement as there are many stoichiometry calculations at both AS and A2 Level. The aim of this course is to increase the enjoyment and understanding of Chemistry together with providing students with the skills needed to study science at higher levels. It enables motivating contemporary Chemistry contexts to be learnt and students study aspects of Chemistry that are often in the media and affect their lives including climate change, green Chemistry, pharmaceuticals & Chemistry research. Course Details AS - Chemistry Unit 1: The Core Principles of Chemistry A written paper of 1¼ hours duration in two sections (A - objective test questions & B - a mixture of short answer & extended questions). (40% of AS, 20% of A2 Level) Unit 2: Applications of Core Principles of Chemistry A written paper of 1¼ hours duration in three sections (A - objective test questions; B - a mix of short answers & extended questions & C - Contemporary context questions). (40% of AS, 20% of A2 Level) Unit 3: Chemistry Laboratory Skills I Practical assessments that cover the content of Units 1 & 2 in the areas of physical, organic & inorganic chemistry. (20% of AS, 10% of A2 Level) A2 - Chemistry Unit 4: General Principles of Chemistry I – Rates, Equilibria & Further Organic Chemistry A written paper of 1 hour 40 minutes duration in three sections (A - objective test questions; B - a mixture of short answer & extended questions & C - data questions with use of a data booklet). (20% of total A Level) Unit 5: General Principles of Chemistry II – Transition Metals & Nitrogen Chemistry A written paper of 1 hour 40 minutes duration in three sections (A - objective test questions; B - a mixt of short answers & extended q