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Fully editable C5.6 Making More Salts lesson for AQA GCSE Chemistry (Triple & Combined Science).
This high-quality resource teaches students how to prepare a wide range of salts using different types of acid reactions. The lesson includes clear PowerPoints, scaffolded worksheets, retrieval practice and exam-style questions, all written precisely to the AQA specification and ready to teach immediately.

Includes Free AI Long-Answer Marking , where students can submit extended-response answers online and receive instant, AQA-aligned feedback to strengthen method writing, reasoning and scientific communication.

What’s Included:

Fully editable PowerPoint (reaction types, methods, worked examples).

Printable & editable worksheets (Foundation → Higher tier).

Exam-style questions with mark schemes & model answers.

Retrieval starter, AfL checkpoints, exit ticket.

Homework / revision quiz (PDF/print ready).

Method sheets for preparing salts using metals, bases and carbonates.

Comprehensive answer keys for all activities.

Bonus: Free AI Long-Answer Marking – instant, detailed AQA-style feedback for students’ extended responses.

Topics Covered (C5.6 – Making More Salts):

What a salt is and how to name it correctly.

Choosing the appropriate preparation method depending on:

metals

metal oxides

metal hydroxides

metal carbonates

Word and balanced symbol equations for each reaction type.

Recognising observable changes: effervescence, temperature increase, colour change.

How to prepare a pure, dry salt (filter → evaporate → crystallise).

Why excess base is used and why filtration is essential.

Links to prior content: acids, neutralisation & reactivity.

Exam-style method questions, reasoning and application tasks.

Curriculum-true: perfectly aligned to AQA GCSE Chemistry (8462 & 8464).

Exam-success focused: builds strong, structured method writing and equation fluency.

Differentiated: includes scaffolded support and Higher-tier challenge questions.

Practical and engaging: ideal for consolidating all salt-preparation methods before C6 electrolysis.

Format:

PPTX slide deck | DOCX/PDF worksheets & assessments | Fully editable | Print-friendly

Spec & Tiers:
AQA GCSE Chemistry (8462)
AQA Combined Science Trilogy (8464)
Suitable for Foundation and Higher Tier.

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AQA GCSE Chemistry – C5 Metals, Reactivity, Acids & Neutralisation FULL UNIT (C5.1–C5.8) | PPTs, Worksheets, Practicals & Answers + Free AI Marking

A complete C5 Unit for AQA GCSE Chemistry (Triple & Combined Science) covering C5.1–C5.8 with fully editable PowerPoints, worksheets, required practical-style methods, retrieval tasks and exam-style questions. Perfect for teachers and departments who want a polished, ready-to-teach unit with every resource prepared for them. Every lesson is sequenced for clarity, dual-coded for accessibility, and includes differentiated practice, AfL checkpoints, and model answers. Includes Free AI Long-Answer Marking , where students can submit extended responses online and receive instant AQA-style feedback to build exam confidence and written communication skills. What’s Included (C5.1–C5.8): C5.1 – The Reactivity Series Reactivity of metals, observations, displacement links. C5.2 – Displacement Reactions Predicting outcomes using reactivity series; ionic equations. C5.3 – Extracting Metals Reduction with carbon, ores, sustainability, and real-world industry. C5.4 – Salts from Metals Acid–metal reactions, hydrogen release, balanced equations. C5.5 – Salts from Insoluble Bases Filtering, excess base, crystallisation, method-writing. C5.6 – Making More Salts Choosing correct methods (metals/oxides/hydroxides/carbonates), observations & equations. C5.7 – Neutralisation & the pH Scale Acids, alkalis, H⁺/OH⁻ ions, pH scale, indicators & neutralisation equations. C5.8 – Strong & Weak Acids Degree of ionisation, pH changes, strength vs concentration (major exam misconception). Bundle Features: Full set of editable PowerPoints (clear explanations, diagrams & examples). Printable & editable worksheets for every lesson (Foundation → Higher tier). Exam-style questions with mark schemes & model answers. Retrieval practice starters for every lesson. AfL checkpoints, hinge questions, mini-whiteboard tasks. Exit tickets for quick assessment. Homework / revision quizzes included. Practical method sheets (crystallisation, salt prep, displacement). Comprehensive answer keys for every worksheet and assessment. Differentiation built in – scaffolds, challenge tasks, extension problems. Free AI Long-Answer Marking – students receive instant written feedback. Why Teachers Love This Bundle: Complete, consistent and curriculum-true to AQA GCSE Chemistry (8462/8464). Saves hours of planning and guarantees high-quality, exam-focused teaching. Supports both Foundation and Higher tiers. Perfect as a departmental resource, cover-ready lesson set, or revision sequence. Includes real-world contexts, dual coding and accessible layout. Format: PPTX PowerPoints | DOCX/PDF worksheets | Model answers | Practical method sheets | Fully editable Spec & Tiers: AQA GCSE Chemistry (8462) AQA Combined Science Trilogy (8464) Suitable for Foundation and Higher (clearly signposted)

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