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IB Chemistry

Structure and reactivity: how particles bond and arrange themselves, and what drives chemical change.

  • Group 4, sciences
  • SL and HL
  • First assessment 2025

What Augment has for Chemistry

Counted from what is published today. Each part of the syllabus below links to its own page once something is on it.
Exam-style questions
1,960
Notes pages
40
Quick-fire questions
1,836
Flashcards in 22 decks
6,007
Glossary terms
744
Counted on 20 October 2026

The data booklet for Chemistry is free to read, with every entry explained.Open the data booklet

The Chemistry syllabus

6 topics and 22 subtopics, first assessment 2025. HL is everything here; 1 parts marked HL only are left out at SL.

Counts beside each line are what is published for it today.

  1. S1Models of the particulate nature of matter572 questions · notes · 340 quick fire

    1. S1.1Introduction to the particulate nature of matter90 questions · notes · 60 quick fire
    2. S1.2The nuclear atom83 questions · notes · 57 quick fire
    3. S1.3Electron configurations146 questions · notes · 81 quick fire
    4. S1.4Counting particles by mass: the mole175 questions · notes · 71 quick fire
    5. S1.5Ideal gases124 questions · notes · 56 quick fire
  2. S2Models of bonding and structure454 questions · notes · 314 quick fire

    1. S2.1The ionic model123 questions · notes · 61 quick fire
    2. S2.2The covalent model242 questions · notes · 132 quick fire
    3. S2.3The metallic model62 questions · notes · 46 quick fire
    4. S2.4From models to materials89 questions · notes · 60 quick fire
  3. S3Classification of matter451 questions · notes · 251 quick fire

    1. S3.1The periodic table: classification of elements189 questions · notes · 96 quick fire
    2. S3.2Functional groups: classification of organic compounds264 questions · notes · 140 quick fire
  4. R1What drives chemical reactions?400 questions · notes · 257 quick fire

    1. R1.1Measuring enthalpy changes122 questions · notes · 61 quick fire
    2. R1.2Energy cycles in reactions144 questions · notes · 65 quick fire
    3. R1.3Energy from fuels106 questions · notes · 60 quick fire
    4. R1.4Entropy and spontaneityHL only97 questions · notes · 56 quick fire
  5. R2How much, how fast and how far?508 questions · notes · 272 quick fire

    1. R2.1How much? The amount of chemical change220 questions · notes · 75 quick fire
    2. R2.2How fast? The rate of chemical change169 questions · notes · 101 quick fire
    3. R2.3How far? The extent of chemical change157 questions · notes · 81 quick fire
  6. R3What are the mechanisms of chemical change?560 questions · notes · 402 quick fire

    1. R3.1Proton transfer reactions188 questions · notes · 116 quick fire
    2. R3.2Electron transfer reactions201 questions · notes · 116 quick fire
    3. R3.3Electron sharing reactions61 questions · notes · 50 quick fire
    4. R3.4Electron-pair sharing reactions136 questions · notes · 105 quick fire

How Chemistry is assessed

From the subject guide, with a table for each level.

Standard Level

2 exams, 3 h in total, internal assessment 20% of the grade.

ComponentTimeMarksWeight
Paper 1Calculator

1 h 30 min · 55 marks

Sat in one sitting: Paper 1A, 30 multiple-choice questions, and Paper 1B, data-based questions on experimental work (25 marks).

1 h 30 min5536%
Paper 2Calculator

1 h 30 min · 50 marks

Short-answer and extended-response questions.

1 h 30 min5044%
Scientific investigationInternal

Coursework · 24 marks

An open-ended investigation and a written report of up to 3,000 words. About 10 hours of work, marked by your teacher and moderated by the IB.

Coursework2420%

Higher Level

2 exams, 4 h 30 min in total, internal assessment 20% of the grade.

ComponentTimeMarksWeight
Paper 1Calculator

2 h · 75 marks

Sat in one sitting: Paper 1A, 40 multiple-choice questions, and Paper 1B, data-based questions on experimental work (35 marks).

2 h7536%
Paper 2Calculator

2 h 30 min · 90 marks

Short-answer and extended-response questions.

2 h 30 min9044%
Scientific investigationInternal

Coursework · 24 marks

An open-ended investigation and a written report of up to 3,000 words. About 10 hours of work, marked by your teacher and moderated by the IB.

Coursework2420%
Every paper, the IA and grade boundaries

Questions about Chemistry

Useful for Chemistry

  • Data bookletEvery entry of the Chemistry booklet, with what each symbol means and when to use it.
  • GlossaryEvery Chemistry term with a short definition, A to Z.
  • Assessment and boundariesEach Chemistry paper in full, the internal assessment and grade boundaries by session.
  • Grade calculatorTurn marks into a grade, or six grades and the core into Diploma points.
  • Exam skills notesHow to tackle each Chemistry paper. Opens in Augment.

Revise Chemistry one subtopic at a time

A free account keeps your place in the notes and a record of what you practice, topic by topic.

Start freeOpen Chemistry in Augment