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Unit 2: The Periodic Table

AQA 8462 / 8464 Chemistry

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Areas Covered

  • Topic 1 The Periodic Table and its development
  • Topic 2 The modern Periodic Table
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  • Topic 3 Group 1 - The alkali metals
  • Topic 4 Group 7 - The halogens
  • Topic 5 Group 0 - The noble gases
  • Topic 6 Properties of transition metals *
  • Topic 7 Unifying principles
  • Unit Assessment

There are 7 worksheets, 7 homework tasks, and an examination-style assessment test, each with answers included in this unit.

* These topics contain content suitable for separate Chemistry students only.

Summary

Each topic is designed for teaching over roughly 1-2 lessons.

This unit delves deeper into the understanding of chemical elements introduced at Key Stage 3, looking at how elements are grouped into families based on their similar chemical behaviour. The unit also takes students on a fascinating journey through time to study how the periodic table has evolved, what were the key thoughts and who were the key ‘thinkers’ in forging its present-day form. A focus on the highly reactive elements in groups 1 and 7 of the periodic table is presented with well thought-through examples that bring this fascinating aspect of chemistry to life.  The elements in group 0 are compared and contrasted with those in the other main groups, answering some of the fundamental questions regarding their remarkable chemical inactivity.  The unit then moves on to have a brief look at the transition metals, both in terms of their unique properties and their differences when compared to main group elements, particularly those in group 1. The final topic brings together many of the key skills in this essential unit, particularly the ability to interpret information from the periodic table in terms of electronic structure and structure and bonding.

The complete series covers the AQA GCSE (9-1) Chemistry 8462 and combined science (Trilogy) 8464 specifications for Chemistry. Content relating to the separate Chemistry specification or Higher level material is indicated throughout for easy identification.

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The GCSE units have been written to satisfy the specification for the separate Chemistry 8462 and Trilogy 8464 specification for the new AQA 9-1 GCSEs. Each unit contains:

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  • Detailed lesson plans
  • Learning objectives and outcomes
  • Worksheets and homework activities with answers
  • End-of-unit, exam-style assessment test with answers
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Inside the Unit...

  • Download Free Sample 8.8mb

    Areas Covered

    • Topic 1 The Periodic Table and its development
    • Topic 2 The modern Periodic Table
    • Download sample topic above
    • Topic 3 Group 1 - The alkali metals
    • Topic 4 Group 7 - The halogens
    • Topic 5 Group 0 - The noble gases
    • Topic 6 Properties of transition metals *
    • Topic 7 Unifying principles
    • Unit Assessment

    There are 7 worksheets, 7 homework tasks, and an examination-style assessment test, each with answers included in this unit.

    * These topics contain content suitable for separate Chemistry students only.

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