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Revise A-level chemistry

Choose a revision tool: a daily plan, confidence checklist, original questions, flashcards, past papers, key ideas, definitions, command words or practical-skills guidance.

Today's plan

Today's session from the 84 topics: due cards and questions first, then topics you have not read.

Revision checklist

All 478 objectives, rated by you, saved in this browser.

Question practice

1,647 original questions worth 5,508 marks, one at a time, with the scheme a tap away.

Flashcards

945 cards, scheduled from your own grading of each one.

Flashcard downloads

Anki decks for every chemistry unit, and the definition and spot-the-error cards to print eight to a sheet.

Past papers

Each qualification's paper structure, with links to the board's own past papers and mark schemes.

Key ideas

420 concise statements of the chemistry to get right, each linked to its lesson.

Revision posters

One printable page per topic: the diagrams, the processes and the few points worth remembering.

Definitions

582 terms, defined as the lessons use them.

Command words

What describe, explain, suggest and evaluate each ask for.

Data sheet

What each board's sheet prints, and the values and equations to learn.

Maths skills

Every maths skill in the specification, with the lesson that teaches it.

Practical skills and methods

Nine practical skills, including the calculations involved and the errors to avoid.

How to revise

Retrieval practice, written answers, mark schemes and spacing.

Where your progress lives

Your ratings, your card schedule and your question history are kept in this browser, on this device, unless you sign in. The optional account carries them between your devices, and it is one account across all four Ink libraries. Without one, clearing your browser data clears them; the checklist and the flashcards both offer a copy-and-paste route for moving progress by hand.

Working on paper

Every lesson ends with a printable workbook of its questions, in a print and a screen edition, with a separate book of mark schemes. Every printed question has a code beside its number. Type inklearning.co.uk/q/ followed by the code and that question opens online with its mark scheme.

Every question and every card is original InkChemistry material. Nothing here is taken from a past paper or from a board’s mark scheme.