Clear and concise notes covering the 12th topic in A Level Chemistry The notes have been written according to each specification point Graded received overall = A*

In-depth notes on acid-base equilibrium. Includes titration curves, buffers, pH of strong and weak acids, core definitions, formulae and calculations. Detailed explanation of pH curves and relevant calculations.

Detailed notes on acid-base equilibria. Notes written using Edexcel Chemistry textbooks, past papers and more. Written by a student with all A*s at GCSE, 3A* predictions at A Level and with an offer for Natural Sciences at Cambridge.

These are the essential notes using the reference points straight from the Edexcel Chemistry (2015) specification. This cuts out the nonsense that you don't need that just waste your time. All the information here is all you need to know according to the exam board to smash your exams and get an A*. The information in this document was judiciously collated from various resources and organising using the specification provided by the exam board in a way anyone can understand.

This is a 152 page powerpoint, that will explain acids, bases, and equilibriums. Along with information are study question with the solution, and guides to writing different types of acids. This powerpoint provides examples of strong and weak acids and bases. PH scales are also explained, as well as dissociation of water, reversible reactions, and much more

A complete summary of the acid-base equilibria topic in A-level chemistry. Also includes several example questions from the CGP revision guide, and particularly helpful excerpts from the recommended Edexcel textbook. From a student who scored an A at A-level, and now studies medicine.