Chemistry quizzes
14 Chemistry quizzes for secondary school (KS3 to GCSE) and A-level. Topics: Acids, alkalis and the pH scale; The particle model; Elements, compounds and mixtures; Groups of the periodic table; The reactivity series of metals; Ionic and covalent bonding and more.
Run any quiz live with the whole class: show the code or QR code and pupils join on their own phones — no accounts, no app. After each question they see the right answer with an explanation, so the quizzes work for revision too, or pupils can play them alone in solo mode.
Year 7 · 2 quizzes
Year 8 · 2 quizzes
Year 9 · 1 quiz
GCSE · 3 quizzes
Ionic & Covalent Bonding
10 questions · practise how ionic and covalent bonds form, dot-and-cross diagrams and the properties of substances
Rates of Reaction
10 questions · collision theory, factors affecting rate, catalysts and reading rate graphs
Electrolysis
10 questions · electrodes, products of molten and aqueous electrolysis, half equations and aluminium
A-level · 6 quizzes
Atomic Structure & Ionisation Energy
10 questions · practises electron configurations, ionisation energy trends and mass spectrometry
Alkenes & Electrophilic Addition
10 questions · practises E/Z isomerism, addition mechanisms, carbocation stability and polymers
Buffers & pH Calculations
10 questions · practises pH, Ka, Kw, buffer calculations and titration curves
Hess's Law & Enthalpy Changes
10 questions · practise enthalpy definitions, calorimetry calculations, Hess cycles and mean bond enthalpies.
Haloalkanes & Nucleophilic Substitution
10 questions · practise naming, nucleophilic substitution mechanisms, reactivity, elimination and CFCs.
Transition Metal Complexes
10 questions · practise ligands, shapes of complexes, colour, ligand substitution and the chelate effect.
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The class plays
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