5 Minutes in Chemistry — 56 Printable Revision Sheets

A chemistry test coming up? Start with one topic.

Review the key idea, cover the answers, then try the 60-second self-test. Use the result to see what needs another look.

56 one-page revision sheets. Three volumes. $9.99 for the complete set. One payment, with applicable tax shown at checkout. No discount code needed.

Try the free Strong Acids & Bases sample before you buy: Get the free sample

WHAT YOU GET

Volume 1 — Foundations to Bonding: 22 sheets on measurement, atoms, moles, stoichiometry, bonding and gases.

Volume 2 — Kinetics to Electrochemistry: 19 sheets on reaction rates, equilibrium, acids and bases, thermochemistry and electrochemistry.

Volume 3 — The Hard Stuff: 15 sheets with decision trees, worked patterns and common exam traps, including acid–base calculations, ICE tables and titration curves.

Each sheet brings together a plain-English explanation, a visual chart, facts to remember, a short self-test with answers and a common mistake to check.

BUILT FOR YOUR REVISION

For advanced-level high school and first-year college general chemistry. Use the sheets alongside your course notes and practice questions to review and spot gaps.

You receive six PDFs: all three volumes in US Letter and A4. Print the pages you need or read them on screen. The format also works in black and white.

HOW TO USE A SHEET

1. Choose the topic you are studying.

2. Read the key idea and chart.

3. Cover the answers and attempt the self-test.

4. Check the exam trap, then practise a related course question.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Course fit: This is a general chemistry revision aid. For organic substitution and elimination, start with the free SN1/SN2/E1/E2 chart: Get the free organic chemistry chart

Delivery: Payhip provides the PDF download links after checkout. Both paper sizes are included.

Updates and refunds: Corrections are made available through your download link. If the series is not for you, reply to your receipt within 14 days for a refund.

Created by Anthony Ao, author of Chemistery.