Chemistry AI Tutor
Jarvis AI is a chemistry tutor for GCSE, A-Level, IB, IGCSE, MDCAT, NEET and AP Chemistry covering physical, organic and inorganic chemistry with balanced equations, mechanisms and mark schemes.
What is Chemistry?
From atomic structure and bonding to reaction mechanisms and equilibria, Jarvis teaches the chemistry your examiner marks. Mechanism arrows, electron dot diagrams and equation balancing are shown step-by-step.
Why Chemistry matters
Chemistry gates medical and pharmacy admissions worldwide and is a required science for materials, chemical engineering and biotechnology degrees.
Key facts
- Reaction mechanisms are drawn with proper curly arrows and intermediates.
- Balanced equations show state symbols and half-equations for redox.
- Every calculation states significant figures and units per the mark scheme.
- MDCAT and NEET chemistry use the correct periodic table for that exam.
- Organic naming follows IUPAC 2013 rules — the current examinable standard.
What Jarvis covers in Chemistry
Atomic Structure & Bonding
Electron configuration, ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, shapes of molecules.
Physical Chemistry
Energetics, kinetics, equilibrium, acids/bases, redox and electrochemistry.
Organic Chemistry
Functional groups, mechanisms, isomerism, aromatic and biomolecule chemistry.
Inorganic Chemistry
Periodicity, transition metals, group chemistry and qualitative analysis.
Analytical Chemistry
Titration, spectroscopy (IR, NMR, mass spec) and chromatography.
Practical Skills
Required practicals, apparatus, uncertainties and PAG/ISA marking.
How Jarvis fixes the hardest bits
I mix up mechanisms.
Jarvis shows the mechanism step-by-step with arrow-pushing and intermediates.
I lose marks on state symbols.
Every equation is written with state symbols and Jarvis flags them if you leave them out.
Moles calculations trip me up.
Jarvis breaks moles questions into 3 lines: what's given, the mole ratio, and the answer.
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FAQ
Does Jarvis show reaction mechanisms?
Yes — curly-arrow mechanisms with intermediates and transition states for A-Level, IB and AP.
Can it balance complex redox equations?
Yes. Half-equations, oxidation numbers and full ionic equations are shown line-by-line.
Are IUPAC names checked?
Yes — 2013 IUPAC rules are enforced with reasons for each name change.
Is practical / PAG marking supported?
Yes for AQA, Edexcel, OCR practical endorsement and CIE Paper 3/5.
Does it help with MDCAT / NEET chemistry?
Yes — the correct periodic table, formula sheet and question style are used.
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