The course is divided into ten modules which cover one section of the syllabus at a time. These modules are:

Module One: States of Matter, Atoms, Elements and Compounds
Module Two: Bonding and Structure
Module Three: Chemical equations, Reacting Masses and Using Moles
Module Four: Redox and Electrolysis
Module Five: Chemical Energetics, Rates and Equilibrium
Module Six: Acids, Bases, Salts and Periodic Table
Module Seven: Metal Behaviour and Extraction of Metals
Module Eight: Organic Chemistry and Polymers
Module Nine: Separation, Testing and Environmental Chemistry
Module Ten: Exam Preparation

Each module is subdivided into topics so that you can study the course in manageable chunks; this will help you to get the most out of your coursebook.

Each topic is set out as follows:

Introduction

This section clearly sets out the learning objective of the topic and how it applies to the syllabus and final exam.

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This section includes both the page references and required activities from your coursebook.

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We suggest links to resources that will enhance your understanding of key concepts and will give you an opportunity to apply your knowledge.

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At the end of each module, you should complete the end-of-module quiz to test your understanding of material covered in the module. This is a multiple-choice activity that can be completed as many times as you wish to ensure that you have achieved all the learning goals for the module.