General resources for reviewing chemistry

Although there are specific resources for the different courses of ESO and Baccalaureate, you should know that many of the resources that we collect here can be used interchangeably in your preparation.

On the podium of the list of resources we would find the website Químicaweb , a website aimed specifically at teaching chemistry in the different stages of ESO and Baccalaureate, but which includes curiosities, scientific news, calculation tools, useful links , as well as experiments.

Its interactive periodic table of elements will provide you with a lot of information from its general characteristics, periodic properties and physical properties, to data on its history, its applications or its methods of obtaining.

And that’s just by clicking on any item in the table!

Click on any item and you’ll find out everything you want to know about it, from who gave it its name to its melting and boiling points.

What other resources do you have available to review for your chemistry exams?

In addition, you will find books such as the  Red Book of inorganic formulation , applications to build molecules and atoms, as well as games like hangman.

From its educational resources link, you will come to a collection of curricular guides and study tools for various stages; there is even a page dedicated to Selectivity.

We could spend hours citing everything that this website offers, but if your goal is to go further about chemical elements from a professional point of view, we recommend ChemSpider, a chemical database that details everything about any chemical, including its different names and isotope counts.

In addition, we recommend the Khan Academy resources , which has an extensive library of videos, broken down into Organic Chemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, General Chemistry.

Through these videos the concepts of chemistry are explained step by step, so you can review:

• The electronic structure of atoms.
• Chemical bonds: the covalent, ionic and metallic bond.
• Acids, bases and chemical balance.
• Stoichiometry and molecular composition.
• Redox and electrochemical reactions.

After watching the videos, you can complete the exercises related to that topic and then take a test to assess your level of mastery of the topic.

Access is completely free so don’t hesitate to take the opportunity to acquire a solid base of knowledge about organic, inorganic chemistry and more.