Representing elements and compounds | Review my learning worksheets | 14–16 years

Previews of the Review my learning: representing elements and compounds teacher guidance and scaffolded student sheets

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Identify learning gaps and misconceptions with this set of worksheets offering three levels of support

A set of differentiated worksheets with answers for GCSE and equivalent qualifications. Identify learning gaps and misconceptions on the topic of representing elements and compounds.

The worksheets cover the following topics: chemical symbols, chemical formulas of elements, chemical formulas of simple molecular compounds, empirical formulas of ionic compounds, the use of models to represent elements and compounds, the chemical formula of a polymer and comparing different types of representation.

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