Chemistry Ionic Bonding Lesson Notes | Secondary School Science | IGCSE/GCSE | AQA, Edexcel & OCR

Lesson notes based on the topic of ionic bonding, designed to teach/study to obtain the highest grade possible for end-of-year, secondary school exams.

What is discussed in the PDF:

• Definition of ionic bonding & Examples

• Illustration to show the end position of ionic bonding, with the shells and electrons

• How you can tell what charge an element will have

• Formulae of some common ions with their respected charges (that MUST be memorised for exams)

-How does the name of the element change when they lose/gain electrons

• Diagram showing the classic case of sodium and chlorine, becoming sodium chloride

• How do we know the number of electrons gained/lost

The topic presented above is in line with the CGP IGCSE chemistry revision guide, alongside a teacher’s additional notes based on each subject. These detailed revision pages, or if you’d like to refer to them as a lesson plan, have been compiled by former students who have obtained an A-A* (level 8) grade in their exam papers. So feel assured the work is top-quality, as these were the pages they studied from, to possess some superb, great grades!

TOTAL PAGES: 3

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