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chemguide: CIE A level chemistry support
Cambridge University Press (CUP) have just published (January 2011) a brand new book covering the whole of the CIE A level chemistry course, including the Applications section. The book includes a useful CD-ROM which has answers to all the end-of-chapter questions amongst other things. The CD-ROM is usable by both PCs and Macs. The book has been written by a completely different set of authors from the old book and the Applications Support Booklet - and it shows! The new book is written in an extremely student-friendly way. CIE examiners were involved during the production of the book, and so the contents should closely match the current syllabus.chemguide: CIE A level chemistry support
Chemguide: Support for CIE A level Chemistry CIE Main Menu If this is your first visit to this CIE section of Chemguide, please read the page about the CIE section before you go on. The information is based on the 2013 and 2014 syllabuses. You should be using the 2013 syllabus if you are taking your final exam in either June or November 2013.
General features of transition metals . . . This page describes the general features of transition metal chemistry, and provides links to other pages on the site where some of the material is covered in more detail. The chemistry of some specific transition metals These pages bring together some detailed chemistry of each of the metals required by UK A' level syllabuses. Some of the material is taken directly from other pages on the site, but with added new bits - mainly on redox reactions involving the ions. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>