Chemistry
Year 11 · National Curriculum (England)
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View topicsYear 11 completes GCSE Chemistry in England. Remaining content typically covers rates of reaction and equilibrium, organic chemistry, chemical analysis, the atmosphere, and using resources.
The year is dominated by consolidating calculations and by exam practice. Moles, concentration, percentage yield and atom economy reappear throughout the papers, and required-practical questions expect students to know method and sources of error, not just the result.
Curriculum Breakdown
Important Topics
- Rates & EquilibriumCollision theory, factors affecting rate, catalysts and Le Chatelier's principle.
- Organic ChemistryCrude oil, alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids and polymers.
- Chemical AnalysisPure substances, formulations, chromatography and tests for ions and gases.
- Chemistry of the AtmosphereEvolution of the atmosphere, greenhouse gases and pollution.
- Using ResourcesPotable water, life-cycle assessment, recycling and sustainable production.
- Calculations & Exam TechniqueMoles, concentration, yield, atom economy and structured working.
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