Is there an equations sheet in GCSE Chemistry?
No. GCSE Chemistry (AQA 8462) does not get an equations sheet in the 2027 exams. AQA provides equations sheets for GCSE Maths, GCSE Physics and GCSE Combined Science, but not for GCSE Chemistry.
What this means for revision
Because there is no sheet in the exam, you need to know the formulas and calculations yourself. The most useful one to learn is the link between mass, relative formula mass and the amount of a substance in moles, with the units for each quantity.
Practise the calculations in context, rather than as isolated formulas. Chemistry questions often ask you to use a value from one part of the question in a later calculation, so check that your units and answers carry through correctly.
Where to practise
For the full exam structure, grades and key dates, read the GCSE Chemistry guide. Check the latest AQA news before you plan your revision, as exam rules can change.
Last updated 3 November 2026.