

Complete “Ready to go” lesson with no adapting necessary!
New for AAQ Pearson Applied Science BTEC from Sept 2025 Specification
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This lesson covers:
•Introduction to what the concentration constant is (Kp) followed by worked examples to calculate Kp when given equilibrium concentrations of reactants and products for homogenous and heterogenous reactions. Followed by questions for students to practice calculating Kp when given partial pressures of reactants and products
•Worked calculations using the ICE method for calculating Kp from initial moles instead of equilibrium moles or partial pressure. Followed by questions for students to practice
•Yield vs temperature/pressure graphs using the Haber process followed by a task where students sketch graphs for an endothermic and exothermic forwards reaction as well as reactions where theres more and then less moles of products than reactants. This is followed by a graph interpretation task where students use a yield vs temperature/pressure graph to make conclusions about the reaction.
NO PRINTING REQUIREMENTS
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This lesson follows my usual style and contains:
•Recall starter to build retention of previously learned content
•Clear levelled learning objectives and outcomes
•Clear and modern layout utilising GIFS and Youtube
• Variety of tasks and plenaries with self assessment to assess progress
• ANSWERS INCLUDED!
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