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AQA (Showing 8 of 15 available)
Doc Brown: Energy transfers in chemical reactionsWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about energy transfers in reactions. Includes diagrams, explanations and worked examples, plus extension work for the more able. Hyperlinks to explanations of many key words.
Doc Brown: Avogadro's LawWeb link
Webpage from Doc Brown with a definition of Avogadro's Law, plus worked examples and links to an interactive quiz. Useful for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a general teaching resource.
Calculations Using Moles and VolumeWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to convert volumes of gases into moles and vice versa. It shows two fully worked examples. Many key words are hyperlinked to definitions.
Relative Atomic Mass and Relative Formula MassWeb link
Lesson plan, worked examples and interactive questions from Schoolsnet.com about relative atomic and formula mass, with calculations.
Doc Brown: Moles and Calculations Using MolesWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about calculating molar quantities, using the Avogadro Constant. Contains extension questions. Suitable for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a lesson resource.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Word Equation TestWeb link
A simple word equations test. Consists of a word document with incomplete word equations where the learner is required to fill in the blanks.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Balancing Equations PowerPointWeb link
Excellent PowerPoint by Squashedfrogs.co.uk, providing clear, step by step instructions for balancing chemical equations and half equations. Could also be given to learners to work on independently.
Calculations Using Moles and MassWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to express concentrations of solutions as moles per litre. It shows 3 fully worked examples. Many keywords are hyperlinked to definitions.
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Edexcel (Showing 7 of 15 available)
Doc Brown: Energy transfers in chemical reactionsWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about energy transfers in reactions. Includes diagrams, explanations and worked examples, plus extension work for the more able. Hyperlinks to explanations of many key words.
Doc Brown: Avogadro's LawWeb link
Webpage from Doc Brown with a definition of Avogadro's Law, plus worked examples and links to an interactive quiz. Useful for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a general teaching resource.
Calculations Using Moles and VolumeWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to convert volumes of gases into moles and vice versa. It shows two fully worked examples. Many key words are hyperlinked to definitions.
Doc Brown: Moles and Calculations Using MolesWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about calculating molar quantities, using the Avogadro Constant. Contains extension questions. Suitable for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a lesson resource.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Word Equation TestWeb link
A simple word equations test. Consists of a word document with incomplete word equations where the learner is required to fill in the blanks.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Balancing Equations PowerPointWeb link
Excellent PowerPoint by Squashedfrogs.co.uk, providing clear, step by step instructions for balancing chemical equations and half equations. Could also be given to learners to work on independently.
Calculations Using Moles and MassWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to express concentrations of solutions as moles per litre. It shows 3 fully worked examples. Many keywords are hyperlinked to definitions.
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External Publication (Showing 2 of 2 available)
The MoleWeb link
Webpage of notes from the S-Cool A level Chemistry revision site, but written in basic, no nonsense terms suitable for GCSE. Covers relative atomic mass, the mole and Avogadro's number and calculation...
Moles: A Survival Guide for Science
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Step-by-step guidance on understanding and using the mole concept, with questions and worked examples. A short, user-friendly book which would be good to supplement a main textbook, to help reinforce...
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Learning Activity (Showing 2 of 2 available)
MolesWeb link
Interactive webpage from the gcsescience.com website, with links to notes and explanations of the concepts associated with the mole. Easy-going style lightens what many find heavy going. Includes ques...
Green Chemistry, Atom Economy and Sustainable DevelopmentWeb link
Worksheets from the RSC Inspirational Chemistry website with case studies and calculations on yield, atom economy and restricting environmental damage.
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OCR (Showing 8 of 15 available)
Doc Brown: Energy transfers in chemical reactionsWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about energy transfers in reactions. Includes diagrams, explanations and worked examples, plus extension work for the more able. Hyperlinks to explanations of many key words.
Doc Brown: Avogadro's LawWeb link
Webpage from Doc Brown with a definition of Avogadro's Law, plus worked examples and links to an interactive quiz. Useful for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a general teaching resource.
Calculations Using Moles and MassWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to express concentrations of solutions as moles per litre. It shows 3 fully worked examples. Many keywords are hyperlinked to definitions.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Balancing Equations PowerPointWeb link
Excellent PowerPoint by Squashedfrogs.co.uk, providing clear, step by step instructions for balancing chemical equations and half equations. Could also be given to learners to work on independently.
Squashedfrogs.co.uk: Word Equation TestWeb link
A simple word equations test. Consists of a word document with incomplete word equations where the learner is required to fill in the blanks.
Doc Brown: Moles and Calculations Using MolesWeb link
Website from Doc Brown about calculating molar quantities, using the Avogadro Constant. Contains extension questions. Suitable for teachers refreshing subject knowledge or as a lesson resource.
Relative Atomic Mass and Relative Formula MassWeb link
Lesson plan, worked examples and interactive questions from Schoolsnet.com about relative atomic and formula mass, with calculations.
Calculations Using Moles and VolumeWeb link
Web page from GCSEscience.com about how to convert volumes of gases into moles and vice versa. It shows two fully worked examples. Many key words are hyperlinked to definitions.
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