
Atomic number and mass number model
Use these labels to connect structure, observation, and reasoning in atomic number and mass number.Protons
Define element identity.Electrons
Balance charge in neutral atom.Checking progress account…
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Grade 9 revision
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Revision plan
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Check the core terms before writing.
Take one quick pass through formulas and reminders.
Finish with one focused chapter check.
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Exam strategy
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Name the substance/process, state the observation or property, then give the reason.5 marks
Write the setup or equation, explain conditions, describe observations, and conclude with product or inference.Diagram checks

Protons
Define element identity.Electrons
Balance charge in neutral atom.
Ionic
Electron transfer.Covalent
Electron sharing.Read atomic number
Gives protons.Assume neutral if stated
Electrons equal protons.Look at elements
Metal or non-metal?Check electron change
Transfer or sharing?Practice next
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Topic 1
Atomic number counts protons, and mass number counts protons plus neutrons.
Topic 2
Ionic bonding involves electron transfer, while covalent bonding involves electron sharing.