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Stoichiometric relationships

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Atomic structure

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12.1 Link

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Periodicity

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13.1 Link

13.2 Link

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Chemical bonding and structure

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4.3 Link

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14.1 Link

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Energetics and thermochemistry

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5.3 Link

15.1 Link

15.2 Link

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Chemical kinetics

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16.1 Link

16.2 Link

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Equilibrium

7.1 Link

17.1 Link

8.

Acids and bases

8.1 Link

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8.5 Link

18.1 Link

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18.3 Link

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Redox reactions

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19.1 Link

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Organic chemistry

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10.2 Link

20.1 Link

20.2 Link

20.3 Link

11.

Statistical analysis

11.1 Link

11.2 Link

11.3 Link

21.1 Link

12.

Option B Biochemistry

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B10 Link

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Predicted 24/24

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Books that my school used and definitely recommend

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I think this is probably the best IB chemistry book out there. 

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Extremely high quality with very comprehensive explanations and examples on how to solve questions!

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There are "Challenge Yourself" questions that serves as a great checkpoint that you have fully understood the chapter, so keep an eye on those!

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I really liked that our school used a study guide from a different publisher from the course book. 

This introduced a new perspective on tackling concepts and solving problems for me. 

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I definitely recommend this study guide. 

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Our school did not use the Chemistry Course book by Oxford, but we used the Biology book by Oxford. 

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So I imagine if Biology book held a high standard, I think the Chemistry version will also hold a high standard. 

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