Independent Study Guide: IGCSE Chemistry 0620
The Independent Study Guide: IGCSE Chemistry 0620 is a self-study revision resource written to follow the Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry 0620 programme closely. It summarises the key Chemistry theory with equations, diagrams and easy-to-reference summary tables.
$29.00- Programme
- Cambridge IGCSE
- Subject
- Chemistry 0620
- Level
- Core & Extended
- Pages
- 63 pages
- Language
- English (bilingual terms)
About this guide
All chemistry terminology is presented bilingually, helping Vietnamese students master the concepts and get used to the English phrasing in Cambridge exams. The logical layout makes self-study convenient and effective.
The book covers both the Core and Extended tiers, emphasising the question types and chemical calculations that commonly appear in the theory and practical papers.
What is inside
- States of matter, atoms, elements and compounds
- Stoichiometry and the mole concept
- Electrochemistry and electrolysis
- Chemical energetics and rate of reaction
- Acids, bases, salts and oxidation-reduction
- The Periodic Table and metals
- Chemistry of the environment and non-metals
- Organic chemistry and experimental techniques
Who this guide is for
- Students taking Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry 0620 (Core or Extended)
- Self-study students who need a concise resource complete with equations and formulae
- Students who struggle with mole and stoichiometry calculations and need clear worked examples
- Teachers and tutors who need a reference aligned with the syllabus
- Students who want a solid foundation before A Level Chemistry
How to use this guide
- Master the mole concept and how to balance equations before tackling advanced calculation topics
- Memorise the characteristic reactions and ionic equations by substance group (acids, metals, salts)
- Use the summary tables of precipitate colours and ion tests for quick revision of the analysis section
- Clearly distinguish Core from Extended content, especially in electrolysis and chemical energetics
- Practise writing equations and doing calculations with correct units to Cambridge standards
- Revise organic chemistry by mapping the conversions between functional groups
Questions about this guide
Does the book cover qualitative analysis?
Yes. It compiles full tables of tests for ions, gases and precipitates with their characteristic colours, directly supporting the practical work and analysis questions.
Do the stoichiometry calculations come with detailed worked examples?
Yes. Problems on moles, concentration, gas volume and reaction yield all include step-by-step worked examples in the Cambridge style.