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As mentioned above another PPT that shows clearly students how to tackle Hess’ Law questions. Explaining vectors for the NON-MATHS learners - followed by simple examples and one exam style question.

Very effective power point which shows the dehydration reactions for different alcohols. The use of little animation to help those visual learners to remember the reaction with great confidence. I just used this and all my learners felt confident in answering exam questions on this.

I have attached my first PPT that involved a mechanism to download and check, which is why its much cheaper than the rest. I will be improving this sometime in the future and it will give teachers the quality of the PPT’s created. More importantly help teachers an idea , may be, to plan lessons on a area of chemistry that many learners struggle over and lose very simple marks. Hope you all find it useful as I have interleaved shapes of ions and Markovnikov’s principle.

Another important mechanism where learners make simple mistakes in OCR - keep forgetting the diploles on the C-X bond as in the AQA specification it is not required. So I covered both, including a starter activity and followed at the end with a stretch and challenge question. This keeps the learners motivated and gives them research skills required for university. Please try and put in the review if anyone requires a specific PPT or resources they want me to produce. Also, can give me an indication if anyone wants ALL my PPT’s on here at a discounted rate of around 40%.

I used this work sheet many years ago in class as an exercise for the students to practice. Its a word document that can be change and used. Has the answers also. Hope it helps !