
OCR A Level Chemistry A exam questions and past papers
Free OCR A Level Chemistry A exam questions by topic, with mark schemes, past papers and model answers.
How to use the exam questions
Pick a topic and work through as many questions as you need until it really clicks. Spend extra time on the topics you find hardest, as that is where the biggest improvements come from. Each file includes the mark scheme, so check every answer as you go, see where you lost marks and learn exactly what a full-mark answer looks like.
OCR A Level Chemistry A exam questions by topic
Each pack with its mark scheme.
Year 1 modules
OCR A Level Chemistry AModule 2: Foundations in ChemistryAtoms, amounts of substance, acid-base and redox, bonding and structure
Module 3: Periodic Table and EnergyPeriodicity, Group 2, halogens, enthalpy, rates and equilibrium
Module 4: Core Organic ChemistryAlkanes, alkenes, alcohols, haloalkanes, synthesis and analysis
4.1.1 Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry exam questions
Download PDF4.1.2-4.1.3 Alkanes and Alkenes exam questions
Download PDF4.2.1-4.2.2 Alcohols and Haloalkanes exam questions
Download PDF4.2.3 Organic Synthesis exam questions
Download PDF4.2.4 Analytical Techniques exam questions
Download PDFYear 2 modules
OCR A Level Chemistry AModule 5: Physical Chemistry and Transition ElementsRates, equilibrium, pH, buffers, energy and transition elements
Module 6: Organic Chemistry and AnalysisAromatics, carbonyls, nitrogen compounds, polymers, synthesis and spectroscopy
Extra resources
Useful downloads for the whole course.
AS Level papers
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Past papers
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Old specification papers
Exam questions from the previous OCR A Level Chemistry A specification, by unit.
About OCR A Level Chemistry A
The OCR A Level Chemistry A exam (specification H432) is made up of three written papers. OCR A Level Chemistry A Paper 1, Periodic Table, Elements and Physical Chemistry, covers Modules 1, 2, 3 and 5. Paper 2, Synthesis and Analytical Techniques, covers Modules 1, 2, 4 and 6, including core organic chemistry, organic synthesis and spectroscopy. Papers 1 and 2 last 2 hours 15 minutes each. Paper 3, Unified Chemistry, lasts 1 hour 30 minutes and can test any module on the specification, with a strong focus on practical skills.
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