Presentation
Grade 10 Chemistry Moles: Counting Atoms and Molecules
Introduce the mole with an editable 55-slide PowerPoint, a 44-question worksheet with answers and a 19-minute audio recording.
- Programme: Grade 10
- File format: PPTX + DOCX + M4A
- Level: Grade 10
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- PPTX + DOCX + M4A
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What is included
- 55-slide editable PowerPoint presentation
- 16-page editable Word worksheet with 44 questions and answers
- 19-minute 21-second audio recording (M4A)
About this resource
Introduce moles and particle counting through familiar counting units, visual explanations and worked examples.
The 55-slide presentation covers the mole, Avogadro’s number, molar mass, dimensional analysis and conversions between mass, moles, particles and gas volumes. The worksheet provides 44 questions across three activities, followed by answers.
Included
- 55-slide editable PowerPoint presentation
- Editable Word worksheet with 44 questions and answers, rendered as 16 pages
- Counting Atoms and Molecules audio recording, 19 minutes 21 seconds (M4A)
Using this resource
Use the presentation for whole-class teaching, select worksheet questions for practice or homework, and use the audio recording as an additional listening resource. The PowerPoint and worksheet can be adapted for your class. Page layout may vary with fonts and software.
Who this resource is for
Grade 10 Chemistry teachers and students learning mole calculations.
Resource details
- Programme
- Grade 10
- Subject
- Chemistry
- Resource type
- Presentation
- Topic
- Moles and Particle Counting
- File format
- PPTX + DOCX + M4A
- Editable
- PowerPoint and Word worksheet
- Answers / markscheme
- Included in worksheet
- Level
- Grade 10
- Pages
- 16
- Slides
- 55
- Questions
- 44
- Components
- 3