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Add revision topic title in here

How to use: Write name of main revision topic on spine of fish; Choose 6 Big Ideas for the topic and add these to Big Idea boxes 1-6; Add 3 key points for each key idea. Add Big Idea 1. Add Big Idea 2. Add Big Idea 3. Add Key Point 1. Add Key Point 1. Add Key Point 1. Add Key Point 2.

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Add revision topic title in here

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  1. How to use: • Write name of main revision topic on spine of fish; • Choose 6 Big Ideas for the topic and add these to Big Idea boxes 1-6; • Add 3 key points for each key idea. Add Big Idea 1 Add Big Idea 2 Add Big Idea 3 Add Key Point 1 Add Key Point 1 Add Key Point 1 Add Key Point 2 Add Key Point 2 Add Key Point 2 Add Key Point 3 Add Key Point 3 Add Key Point 3 Add revision topic title in here Add Key Point 3 Add Key Point 3 Add Key Point 3 Add Key Point 2 Add Key Point 2 Add Key Point 2 • Top tips: • Use a different colour for each Big Idea; • Use pictures and symbols where you can • Use bullet points for Key points 1-3 Add Key Point 1 Add Key Point 1 Add Key Point 1 Add Big Idea 4 Add Big Idea 5 Add Big Idea 6

  2. How to use: • Write name of main revision topic on spine of fish; • Choose 6 Big Ideas for the topic and add these to Big Idea boxes 1-6; • Add 3 key points for each key idea. Alpha particles a Beta particles b Gamma rays g Helium nucleus made of 2 neutrons and 2 protons Short wavelength radiation emitted from the nucleus High speed electron Small and less ionizing & stopped by thin sheet of aluminium Wave travels long way but weakly ionizing & stopped by cm of lead Large and strongly ionizing & stopped by sheet of paper Positive charge – deflected by magnetic and electric fields Negative charge – deflected in opposite way to a in electric & magnetic fields No charge and not deflected by electric and magnetic fields Radioactivity Radioactive decay is random & unaffected by external conditions Gamma used for medical treatment & equipment sterilisation Half-life is the same for any sample of a particular element Unstable radioactive nuclei become stable by emitting radiation and turn into other elements Beta used for paper thickness testing and medical tracers Time taken for count-rate to fall to half its initial level • Top tips: • Use a different colour for each Big Idea; • Use pictures and symbols where you can • Use bullet points for Key points 1-3 • Handwritten is best Alpha used for smoke alarms Isotopes of elements have different numbers of neutrons in nucleus Time taken for the number of parent atoms in a sample to halve Observing radiation Uses of radioactivity Half-life Dr Thomson’s source : AQA Science Revision Guide

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