What the booklet contains
- Periodic table of the elements
- Fundamental physical constants
- Infrared absorption data
- Proton NMR chemical-shift ranges
- Carbon-13 NMR chemical-shift ranges
- Selected structures used in organic and biochemical questions
Exam reference material
AQA Chemistry data booklet
The A-level booklet contains the periodic table, physical constants and the spectroscopy data used in structure-determination questions.
What GCSE candidates receive
GCSE Chemistry uses the separate AQA periodic-table insert. The A-level spectroscopy tables are outside the GCSE examination material.
View the GCSE course map →Use the same reference while practising
Keep the official booklet open beside each A-level paper. The exam archive includes a direct link at the top of every series page.
Open A-level papers →Quick guide
Which table should you use?
IR spectrum
Use the infrared absorption table to connect broad absorption ranges with bond types and functional groups.
Proton NMR
Use the chemical-shift ranges alongside integration and splitting information from the question.
Carbon-13 NMR
Use the carbon chemical-shift ranges to identify distinct carbon environments.
Periodic table
Use the relative atomic masses printed in the official insert when completing numerical work.