Master GCSE Combined Science Chemistry with a comprehensive Anki flashcard deck of over 300 flashcards, designed to make revision faster, more active and more effective.

These flashcards ensured i got a 9-9 in GCSE Combined Science

This deck covers the key Chemistry knowledge you need for GCSE Combined Science, including essential definitions, chemical concepts, equations, reactions and exam-focused facts.

What’s included Key Chemistry definitions and terminology

Total syllabus coverage in depth

Essential equations, reactions and relationships

Exam-focused recall questions

Concise explanations designed for quick revision

Anki flashcards ready to import and use

Perfect for students looking to build their Chemistry knowledge from scratch, identify gaps in understanding, or reinforce what they’ve already learned in class.

AQA GCSE Chemistry Paper 1 Anki Deck

The exact Anki flashcards I used to achieve a Grade 9 in GCSE Chemistry.

Every card is designed around active recall, meaning you’re constantly testing yourself rather than simply rereading your notes.

AQA specification-specific Mark-scheme specific Includes important diagrams, structures and photos Focused on exam-relevant knowledge Designed for active recall and spaced repetition Covers the content needed for AQA Paper 1

Topics covered: Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table, Bonding, Quantitative Chemistry, Chemical Changes, and Energy Changes.

The aim is to learn the content, repeatedly test yourself, and become familiar with the precise knowledge and terminology required by AQA.

This deck covers Topic 1 (Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table) for AQA GCSE Chemistry.

It contains 192 flashcards carefully designed for clear, exam-focused revision of the full topic.

The deck includes:

• Atomic structure (protons, neutrons, electrons)
• Isotopes and relative atomic mass
• The periodic table (groups, periods, trends, reactivity)
• Ionic and covalent bonding fundamentals
• Compounds and balancing equations
• Mixtures and separation techniques (filtration, crystallisation, distillation, chromatography)
• History of the atom

All cards are scientifically accurate and aligned with the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification.

Additional decks covering the remaining AQA GCSE Chemistry topics are planned.

References:

Periodic table (exam version): https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/chemistry/gcse/chemistry-8462/specification/appendix-a-periodic-table

Periodic table (colour-coded): https://www.savemyexams.com/learning-hub/useful-resources/gcse-chemistry-periodic-table-explained/