Chemistry topical past papers
Cambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry (9701) examines the AS Level topics in a multiple choice paper (Paper 1) and a structured paper (Paper 2), and the A Level topics in Paper 4. The worksheets follow the syllabus topic by topic, physical, inorganic and organic chemistry and analysis at each level. AS Level sheets open with multiple choice questions; A Level sheets are structured questions from Paper 4.
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- Atomic structure Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Atoms, molecules and stoichiometry Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Chemical bonding Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- States of matter Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Chemical energetics Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Electrochemistry Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Equilibria Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Reaction kinetics Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- The Periodic Table: chemical periodicity Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Group 2 Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Group 17 Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
- Nitrogen and sulfur Revision notes, in the free trialWorksheet, read Marking scheme, in the free trial
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Every topic in Cambridge A Level Chemistry 9701
8 topics and 37 subtopics, in the order the syllabus sets them out. Each subtopic has its own topical worksheet of past paper questions and its own marking scheme.
- AS Level: physical chemistryAtomic structure, Atoms, molecules and stoichiometry, Chemical bonding, States of matter, Chemical energetics, Electrochemistry, Equilibria, Reaction kinetics
- AS Level: inorganic chemistryThe Periodic Table: chemical periodicity, Group 2, Group 17, Nitrogen and sulfur
- AS Level: organic chemistryAn introduction to AS Level organic chemistry, Hydrocarbons, Halogen compounds, Hydroxy compounds, Carbonyl compounds, Carboxylic acids and derivatives, Nitrogen compounds, Polymerisation, Organic synthesis
- AS Level: analysisAnalytical techniques
- A Level: physical chemistryChemical energetics, Electrochemistry, Equilibria, Reaction kinetics
- A Level: inorganic chemistryGroup 2, Chemistry of transition elements
- A Level: organic chemistryAn introduction to A Level organic chemistry, Hydrocarbons, Halogen compounds, Hydroxy compounds, Carboxylic acids and derivatives, Nitrogen compounds, Polymerisation, Organic synthesis
- A Level: analysisAnalytical techniques
Common questions
Are these real Cambridge A Level Chemistry 9701 past paper questions?
Yes. Every worksheet is made from real Cambridge past paper questions, grouped by syllabus topic and subtopic, so a student can practise one topic at a time instead of a whole paper.
Do the worksheets come with marking schemes?
Yes. Each worksheet has its own marking scheme, and every topic has revision notes covering the key ideas, common mistakes and the question types examiners set most. There is also a free formula sheet for this course.
Are the Cambridge A Level Chemistry 9701 worksheets free?
The worksheets for the first two topics are free to read online. A free trial opens every worksheet, marking scheme and revision note in every subject for 15 days, with no card needed. After that, keep the subjects you need, 30 days at a time.
How should I use topical past papers?
Pick the topic you are revising and read its revision notes first. Then do the worksheet under timed conditions, mark it with the marking scheme, and redo every question where marks were lost a few days later.