1. Making a lasting impression

2. From: “Syllabus Cambridge International AS & A Level: Chemistry: 9701”
(For examination in June and November 2019, 2020 and 2021) Page 3

3. Always start with a syllabus reference!
From: “Syllabus Cambridge International AS & A Level: Chemistry: 9701”
For examination in June and November 2019, 2020 and 2021.
Page 17

4. What could this be?

5. X-ray flash knocks so many electrons out of the iodine atom (right) such that it pulls in the electrons of the methyl group (left) like an elecetromagnetic version of a black hole, before finally spitting them out.
(From: molecular-black-hole-created.html Accessed on at 10:48 06/19/2018)

6. Basic Rules: Keep your points short
(Use interesting pictures and images instead!)

7. Present questions on your slides

8. Use QR codes to share your presentation

9. Or your website:

10. Or anything else with your audience

11. Try alternatives to PowerPoint, like Prezi
/water-of-crystalisation/

12. If you have taken anything including images
Make sure you properly reference them, ideally using the Harvard Referencing system!

13. And include an exam question!
AS Chemistry/2016/w/TZ 2/Paper 2/Q# 3//

15. AND the mark scheme!