ATAR Notes VCE Chemistry 3&4 Topic Tests (2024-2025)
ATAR Notes VCE Chemistry 3&4 Topic Tests (2024-2025)
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NEW for the 2024 Study Design!
This book contains 15 tests covering every Area of Study in VCE Chemistry, including questions from past exams, and original questions specifically designed to help you understand the intricacies of this subject. Best of all, for every question, you will find a detailed solution and step-by-step instructions for approaching similar questions in your assessment tasks, as well as expert advice from high achieving students.
This book is co-authored by three exceptional recent graduates. Ben achieved a raw score of 45 in Chemistry and a 99.70 ATAR. He is now studying a double degree Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Science at Monash University. Stephen achieved both a perfect study score of 50 in Chemistry, and a perfect ATAR of 99.95, and is now pursuing a PhD in Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Melbourne. Joseph is also an experienced Chemistry tutor having graduated with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Computational Biology and Mathematical Sciences.
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