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Year 9 GCSE Chemistry Mindmaps: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table & Bonding

The Atomic Structure mind map GCSE provides a comprehensive overview of atomic structure, chemical reactions, and salt formation. It covers key concepts in Chemistry Paper 1 mind map and Chemistry paper 2 mind maps, including electron configuration, isotopes, and the reactivity series. This resource is invaluable for students studying Chemistry mind maps GCSE and preparing for exams.

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BORON:
I'st shell: 2 electrons
+2nd Shell: 8 electrons
3rd Shell: 8 electrons
4rth Shell: 2 electrons
election shell
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Metal Reactivity and Displacement Reactions

This page of the BONDING STRUCTURE and the PROPERTIES of matter mind map focuses on metal reactivity and displacement reactions, crucial concepts in GCSE Chemistry.

The mind map covers:

  1. Displacement reactions: These are explained with general equations and specific examples.

Example: Znss + CuSO₄aqaq → ZnSO₄aqaq + Cuss This reaction demonstrates how zinc, being higher in the reactivity series, can displace copper from a solution of its salts.

  1. Reactions of metals with dilute acids: General equations and specific examples are provided for these reactions.

Vocabulary: Reactivity series - A list of elements in order of reactivity, with the most reactive at the top.

  1. Reactions of metals with water and steam: The mind map illustrates these reactions with general equations and specific examples.
  2. The reactivity series: A mnemonic is provided to help remember the order of metals in the reactivity series.

Highlight: The mnemonic "Please Stop Calling Careless Zebras" can be used to remember the order: Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Magnesium, Aluminium, CarbonCarbon, Zinc, Iron.

  1. Oxidation and reduction: These key concepts are defined in the context of displacement reactions.

This section of the Chemistry mind maps GCSE provides valuable information for understanding Halogen displacement reactions examples and Group 7 displacement reactions practical experiments. It's an excellent resource for students preparing for questions on Displacement reactions halogens colour changes and Halogen displacement reaction equation problems.

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BORON:
I'st shell: 2 electrons
+2nd Shell: 8 electrons
3rd Shell: 8 electrons
4rth Shell: 2 electrons
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Making Salts

This section of the Chemistry Paper 2 mind maps focuses on the formation of salts through various chemical reactions. It provides essential information for understanding acid-base reactions and salt formation.

Key points covered include:

  1. General equations for salt formation: The mind map presents several general equations for forming salts through different reactions.

Example: Acid + Metal → Salt + Hydrogen

  1. Specific examples of salt formation: The map provides concrete examples of salt-forming reactions, including the reactants and products.

Example: CuO + H₂SO₄ → CuSO₄ + H₂O CopperOxide+SulfuricAcidCopperSulfate+WaterCopper Oxide + Sulfuric Acid → Copper Sulfate + Water

  1. Types of acids and their corresponding salts: The map lists common acids hydrochloric,sulfuric,nitrichydrochloric, sulfuric, nitric and the types of salts they form.

Vocabulary: Neutralization - A reaction between an acid and a base to produce a salt and water.

  1. Definitions of key terms: The map includes definitions for important concepts such as acids, bases, alkalis, and salts.

Definition: Salt - A substance formed when the hydrogen ions in an acid are replaced by either metal or ammonium ions.

  1. Solubility rules: The map notes that most sulfates are soluble, except for barium and lead sulfates.

This section of the Chemistry mind maps GCSE is particularly useful for students working on Displacement reaction Worksheet with answers and studying Displacement reactions of halogens with other halide ions. It provides a comprehensive overview of salt formation, which is crucial for understanding Displacement reaction of halogens experiment and related topics in GCSE Chemistry.

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Year 9 GCSE Chemistry Mindmaps: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table & Bonding

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The Atomic Structure mind map GCSE provides a comprehensive overview of atomic structure, chemical reactions, and salt formation. It covers key concepts in Chemistry Paper 1 mind map and Chemistry paper 2 mind maps, including electron configuration, isotopes, and... Show more

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Metal Reactivity and Displacement Reactions

This page of the BONDING STRUCTURE and the PROPERTIES of matter mind map focuses on metal reactivity and displacement reactions, crucial concepts in GCSE Chemistry.

The mind map covers:

  1. Displacement reactions: These are explained with general equations and specific examples.

Example: Znss + CuSO₄aqaq → ZnSO₄aqaq + Cuss This reaction demonstrates how zinc, being higher in the reactivity series, can displace copper from a solution of its salts.

  1. Reactions of metals with dilute acids: General equations and specific examples are provided for these reactions.

Vocabulary: Reactivity series - A list of elements in order of reactivity, with the most reactive at the top.

  1. Reactions of metals with water and steam: The mind map illustrates these reactions with general equations and specific examples.
  2. The reactivity series: A mnemonic is provided to help remember the order of metals in the reactivity series.

Highlight: The mnemonic "Please Stop Calling Careless Zebras" can be used to remember the order: Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Magnesium, Aluminium, CarbonCarbon, Zinc, Iron.

  1. Oxidation and reduction: These key concepts are defined in the context of displacement reactions.

This section of the Chemistry mind maps GCSE provides valuable information for understanding Halogen displacement reactions examples and Group 7 displacement reactions practical experiments. It's an excellent resource for students preparing for questions on Displacement reactions halogens colour changes and Halogen displacement reaction equation problems.

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I'st shell: 2 electrons
+2nd Shell: 8 electrons
3rd Shell: 8 electrons
4rth Shell: 2 electrons
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Making Salts

This section of the Chemistry Paper 2 mind maps focuses on the formation of salts through various chemical reactions. It provides essential information for understanding acid-base reactions and salt formation.

Key points covered include:

  1. General equations for salt formation: The mind map presents several general equations for forming salts through different reactions.

Example: Acid + Metal → Salt + Hydrogen

  1. Specific examples of salt formation: The map provides concrete examples of salt-forming reactions, including the reactants and products.

Example: CuO + H₂SO₄ → CuSO₄ + H₂O CopperOxide+SulfuricAcidCopperSulfate+WaterCopper Oxide + Sulfuric Acid → Copper Sulfate + Water

  1. Types of acids and their corresponding salts: The map lists common acids hydrochloric,sulfuric,nitrichydrochloric, sulfuric, nitric and the types of salts they form.

Vocabulary: Neutralization - A reaction between an acid and a base to produce a salt and water.

  1. Definitions of key terms: The map includes definitions for important concepts such as acids, bases, alkalis, and salts.

Definition: Salt - A substance formed when the hydrogen ions in an acid are replaced by either metal or ammonium ions.

  1. Solubility rules: The map notes that most sulfates are soluble, except for barium and lead sulfates.

This section of the Chemistry mind maps GCSE is particularly useful for students working on Displacement reaction Worksheet with answers and studying Displacement reactions of halogens with other halide ions. It provides a comprehensive overview of salt formation, which is crucial for understanding Displacement reaction of halogens experiment and related topics in GCSE Chemistry.

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+2nd Shell: 8 electrons
3rd Shell: 8 electrons
4rth Shell: 2 electrons
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Atomic Structure and Mass

The Atomic Structure and Periodic Table mind map presents a detailed exploration of atomic structure and related concepts.

Definition: An atom is the smallest part of an element that still behaves as that element.

The mind map covers the following key areas:

  1. Subatomic particles: protons, neutrons, and electrons, including their relative charges and masses.
  2. Electron shell configuration: The map illustrates how electron shells are filled, with the first shell holding 2 electrons, and subsequent shells following the 2, 8, 8, 18 pattern.

Example: The electron configuration for boron is shown as 2,3, indicating 2 electrons in the first shell and 3 in the second.

  1. Isotopes: The concept of isotopes is explained, highlighting that they are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons.
  2. Relative atomic mass: The calculation method for relative atomic mass is demonstrated using the abundances of different isotopes.

Highlight: The relative atomic mass calculation is shown for chlorine: 35x7535 x 75 + 37x2537 x 25 / 100 = 35.5

  1. Moles and relative formula mass: The relationship between mass, moles, and relative formula mass is illustrated using a formula triangle.

This comprehensive Chemistry mind maps GCSE resource provides students with a clear visual representation of atomic structure, making it an excellent study aid for A level Chemistry electron configuration questions and related topics.

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