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iGCSE Chemistry Rapid recall
Recall decks matched to the Edexcel International and Cambridge iGCSE chemistry specifications, including the extra content that separates iGCSE from GCSE.
Written for Edexcel International and Cambridge (CIE).
Why it matters
Why this matters at iGCSE
- iGCSE carries more industrial process detail than GCSE - Haber, Contact, extraction - and those are pure recall until you have them cold.
- Papers reward precise chemical tests and observations, which is exactly what a question-and-answer format drills.
- Extended-tier content is easy to under-prepare for when it is mixed into general revision; a deck keeps it separate and visible.
Topic decks
The iGCSE course, deck by deck
One deck per topic area, so you can work on the thing you are actually stuck on rather than shuffling the whole specification together. This is the shape of the iGCSE course and what each deck has to cover.
Decks are being written and uploaded now. Search the catalogue to see exactly what has landed so far.
Principles of chemistry
States of matter, atomic structure, the periodic table, bonding, moles
Inorganic chemistry
Group 1, Group 7, gases in the air, reactivity series, acids and bases
Physical chemistry
Energetics, rates, equilibria, electrolysis and redox
Organic chemistry
Alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids, esters, synthetic polymers
Chemistry in industry
Extraction of metals, Haber process, Contact process, fertilisers
Practical & analysis
Separation techniques, chemical tests, safe apparatus and measurement
A routine that works at iGCSE
One deck per topic as you finish it in class, then a full pass through every deck in the final half term. Anything still missed at that point is your revision list.
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