Chemists conduct experiments to: study how elements work in different conditions, test how they mix, and work out what they are made up of right down to the tiniest particle. The results can be ground-breaking, colourful, explosive, or almost impossible to see. Chemists use their experiments and knowledge to develop medicines, foods, fabrics and other materials; from neon lights to shatterproof glass. Pick up a can of cola and you’ll find chemistry everywhere, from the metal can you’re holding, to the paint used to cover it and the liquid inside. Just breathe in and out and you’re performing a chemical reaction, which is a little scary, but pretty great too… With its myriad of experiments and amazing facts you’ll love Chemistry at Gunnersbury! Atomic Structure Amount of Substance Bonding Energetics Intro to Organic Chemistry and Alkanes Kinetics and Equilibrium Halogenoalkanes Alkenes B Redox Alcohols Organic Analysis
At least 5 GCSE passes (including English and Mathematics) at Grade 4 or higher Grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry or Grade 66 in GCSE Combined Science PLUS Grade 6 in Maths
Year 12 Atomic Structure Atomic Structure Test Amount of Substance Test Bonding Test Energetics Test Intro. to Organic Chemistry and Alkanes Test Kinetics and Equilibrium Test Halogenoalkanes Test Alkenes Test Redox Test Quantitative Chemistry Test Group 7 Test Year 13 Thermodynamics Test Rate equation Test Equilibria 2 Test Isomerism, aldehydes e.t.c Test Electrochemistry Test Carboxylic acids e.t.c Test Acids and bases Test Aromatics Test Nitrogen Chemistry Test IC4 Period 3 Test Organic Synthesis Test Transition Metals Test NMR and Chromatography Test
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Hounslow |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | The Ride, Boston Manor Road, Brentford, TW8 9LB |
Chemists conduct experiments to: study how elements work in different conditions, test how they mix, and work out what they are made up of right down to the tiniest particle. The results can be ground-breaking, colourful, explosive, or almost impossible to see. Chemists use their experiments and knowledge to develop medicines, foods, fabrics and other materials; from neon lights to shatterproof glass. Pick up a can of cola and you’ll find chemistry everywhere, from the metal can you’re holding, to the paint used to cover it and the liquid inside. Just breathe in and out and you’re performing a chemical reaction, which is a little scary, but pretty great too… With its myriad of experiments and amazing facts you’ll love Chemistry at Gunnersbury! Atomic Structure Amount of Substance Bonding Energetics Intro to Organic Chemistry and Alkanes Kinetics and Equilibrium Halogenoalkanes Alkenes B Redox Alcohols Organic Analysis
At least 5 GCSE passes (including English and Mathematics) at Grade 4 or higher Grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry or Grade 66 in GCSE Combined Science PLUS Grade 6 in Maths
Year 12 Atomic Structure Atomic Structure Test Amount of Substance Test Bonding Test Energetics Test Intro. to Organic Chemistry and Alkanes Test Kinetics and Equilibrium Test Halogenoalkanes Test Alkenes Test Redox Test Quantitative Chemistry Test Group 7 Test Year 13 Thermodynamics Test Rate equation Test Equilibria 2 Test Isomerism, aldehydes e.t.c Test Electrochemistry Test Carboxylic acids e.t.c Test Acids and bases Test Aromatics Test Nitrogen Chemistry Test IC4 Period 3 Test Organic Synthesis Test Transition Metals Test NMR and Chromatography Test
