GCSE/KS4 Chemistry: Writing Word Equations

KS4 / GCSE Chemistry – Writing Word Equations

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Writing word equations is an essential science skill.. This revision pack will help students understand how to correctly write equations, where reactants and products should be positioned and to understand the equations for simple reactions. This revision pack makes learning the core information quick and easy.

Broken down into bite sized chunks, this Writing Word Equations GCSE revision guide will help students understand (and remember!) the key facts about formulating and understanding equations for chemical reactions.

Each numbered section is clearly laid out and illustrated to aid comprehension, making it more accessible to all students, irrespective of their reading ability, with beautiful images to highlight each key point.

Written by Stuart Lawes BSc PGCE, former Head of Science and a science tutor for over 25 years to CE, GCSE and ‘A’ Level students, the Writing Word Equations revision pack brings GCSE revision to life in a visual and highly memorable way, helping students understand and apply this knowledge to their study of chemistry.

Topics Covered Include:

• Glossary of keywords
• Reactants and products
• Symbols showing state of matter
• Meaning of arrows in equations
• Mass of products and reactants
• The conservation of mass during reactions
• Moles
• Reactions of metals and acids
• Naming products
• Reactions of metal oxides and acids
• Reactions of metal carbonates and acids
• Neutralisation reactions
• Displacement reactions
• The Reactivity Series
• Displacement reaction experiment

💡Plus, the Topic Pack contains 41 active learning questions & answer flashcards!

This essential topic is made clear and easy to understand in this fully illustrated topic pack.

Engaging, full-colour illustrations on every page

Text broken down into bite-sized chunks on a lightly shaded background

A simple, easy-to-understand glossary of key terms