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National 5 Chemistry (C813 75)

Every topic with its Qualifications Scotland (SQA) National 5 reference, and free notes and tools to revise it.

We made this map from the board's own specification. Our topics follow the GCSE and A-level courses, so where a board groups content differently, one reference can cover more than one topic. Specification (PDF) (opens a new tab)

TopicSpecNotes and tools
Atomic structure and the periodic table1(b) Atomic structure and bonding related to properties Atomic structure, isotopes and relative atomic massThe periodic table: groups 1, 7 and 0Separating mixtures Molar MassPeriodic Table
Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1(b) Atomic structure and bonding related to properties Covalent bondingIonic bonding Periodic Table
Quantitative chemistry and the mole1(c) Formulae and reacting quantities Conservation of mass, percentage by mass and concentrationRelative formula mass, percentage by mass and moles Molar MassPeriodic Table
Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1(d) Acids and bases; 3(a) Metals The reactivity series and extracting metals Molar MassPeriodic Table
Energy changes2(c) Energy from fuels Exothermic and endothermic reactions
Rates of reaction and equilibrium1(a) Rates of reaction Rates of reaction and collision theory Reaction rates
Organic chemistry2(a) Homologous series; 2(b) Everyday consumer products; 3(b) Plastics Crude oil, alkanes, fractional distillation and cracking Molar Mass
Chemical analysis3(e) Chemical analysis Pure substances and chromatography
The atmosphere and using resources3(c) Fertilisers The atmosphere, greenhouse gases and pollution Molar Mass
Required practicals and maths skills3(e) Chemical analysis Reaction ratesMolar Mass

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