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Chemistry Notes

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  • 10-04-2009 3:02pm
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    superfootyfan
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    Hi guys just wondering does anybody have any good chemistry notes they could give me or any good sites I could have a look at ? Thanks


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    Gavin "shels"
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    http://www.skoool.ie/examcentre_senior.asp?id=2083


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    herisson
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    do you have rapid revision?? if not get that its brilliant it was made for my text book Chemistry Live its the best!! even type in chemistry for A-Level into google you get some good sites ive been using rapid revision and my papers and im getting on ok with it


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    eVeNtInE
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    aine-maire
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    I really think that the best place to learn chemistry is from the book! (i have Chemistry Live too)

    With revision books I just worry that they leave out stuff. Like on the paper there's always sneaky little short questions that may not necessarily be considered essential for the exam.

    Just read it, and then practice exam questions! (probably stating the obvious,but that's honestly the best way for me at least)


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    andyman
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    aine-maire wrote: »
    I really think that the best place to learn chemistry is from the book! (i have Chemistry Live too)

    With revision books I just worry that they leave out stuff. Like on the paper there's always sneaky little short questions that may not necessarily be considered essential for the exam.

    Just read it, and then practice exam questions! (probably stating the obvious,but that's honestly the best way for me at least)

    There is a lot of unnecessary information in the book as well though. It's ridiculous.

    I've the Revise Wise book. I think it's brilliant.


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    SligoBrewer
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    Pixie-Fairy wrote: »
    do you have rapid revision?? if not get that its brilliant it was made for my text book Chemistry Live its the best!! even type in chemistry for A-Level into google you get some good sites ive been using rapid revision and my papers and im getting on ok with it

    +1 for Rapid Revision. It's class.


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    KeyLimePie
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    Rapid Revision. It's made by the same people who made the book, folens, and it's all the essentials. My chemistry teacher couldn't reccommend it enough.


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