Chemistry
Atomic structure, bonding, calculations, acids and organic foundations.
- 01
Mixtures, purification and practical chemistry
Choose separation methods from physical properties and explain how purity and observations are evaluated.
45 min
- 02
Atomic structure and the periodic table
Count particles, distinguish isotopes and interpret simple electron arrangements.
45 min
- 03
Chemical bonding, structure and properties
Explain properties using ionic, covalent and metallic models.
45 min
- 04
Moles, formulas and reaction calculations
Convert masses to moles and use balanced reaction ratios.
45 min
- 05
States of matter, gases, solutions and solubility
Apply particle theory, gas relationships and concentration principles to chemical calculations.
45 min
- 06
Energy changes, enthalpy and chemical calculations
Interpret energy profiles and use calorimetry, Hess cycles and bond energies with correct signs.
45 min
- 07
Reaction rates, reversible reactions and equilibrium
Use collision theory, rate evidence and equilibrium expressions without confusing speed with extent.
45 min
- 08
Acids, bases, pH and salts
Distinguish strength from concentration and calculate simple pH values.
45 min
- 09
Redox reactions, electrolysis and electrochemical cells
Track electron transfer and connect electrode processes with quantitative charge and substance changes.
45 min
- 10
Hydrogen, water, air and environmental chemistry
Explain important properties, treatment processes and chemical effects in water and the atmosphere.
45 min
- 11
Nonmetals, their compounds and qualitative tests
Compare chlorine, sulfur, nitrogen and carbon chemistry, using observations and equations as evidence.
45 min
- 12
Metals, extraction, compounds and alloys
Relate extraction methods and qualitative reactions to reactivity, structure and industrial uses.
45 min
- 13
Organic chemistry foundations
Recognise homologous series, functional groups and combustion products.
45 min
- 14
Hydrocarbons, petroleum and fuels
Connect hydrocarbon structures with reactions, refining, fuel quality and environmental effects.
45 min
- 15
Alcohols, acids, biomolecules and polymers
Relate functional groups to reactions and compare carbohydrates, proteins, soaps and polymer materials.
45 min
- 16
Nuclear chemistry, radioactivity and isotope applications
Distinguish nuclear transformations from chemical reactions and interpret half-life, equations and tracer evidence.
45 min
- 17
Chemistry, industry and biotechnology
Compare chemical industries, feedstocks, process decisions and environmental responsibilities.
45 min
- 18
Astronomical chemistry and Earth systems
Relate the solar system to matter, distinguish planets and satellites, and explain chemical interactions among atmosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere.
50 min
Extensive grouped preparation units with original explanations and quizzes, mapped to the major domains of the live JAMB IBASS PDF. Independent specialist sign-off, exact current-year WAEC/NECO reconciliation and practical assessment remain outstanding.

