The chemistry IGCSE formula sheet (or IGCSE chemistry formula sheet) lists key equations and constants for Cambridge and Edexcel IGCSE Chemistry. Singapore students use the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet when revising and in the exam. This guide explains what is on the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet and how to use it.

What is on the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet?

The chemistry IGCSE formula sheet usually includes equations for moles, concentration, gas volume, energy changes, and key constants. Exam boards may provide an official sheet in the exam or require you to memorise some formulae. Check your syllabus and past papers. Use official Cambridge or Edexcel resources. For full guidance, see our IGCSE Chemistry Formula Sheet guide.

How to use the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet

Use the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet when doing past papers. Know where each formula is and when to use it. Combine with IGCSE past papers and IGCSE Chemistry tuition (e.g. on Tutopiya) for full preparation. Book a free trial on the Tutopiya learning platform for live lessons and past paper practice.

Using the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet in the exam

In the exam, if you are given a chemistry IGCSE formula sheet, use it as a reference. Know where each formula is and when to use it (e.g. moles, concentration, energy changes). If some formulae are not on the sheet, you must learn them. Practise past papers with the same formula sheet so you are used to finding the right equation quickly. For Singapore students, combining the chemistry IGCSE formula sheet with IGCSE past papers and, if needed, IGCSE Chemistry tuition on Tutopiya helps you apply the formulae correctly under exam conditions. For the same content with a slightly different title, see our IGCSE Chemistry Formula Sheet guide.

Next steps

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