Moles, Mass, Relative Formula Mass Equation Triangles | GCSE Chemistry

A new set of GCSE Chemistry equation triangles showing the relationship between the number of moles, mass and relative formula mass. Versions using relative atomic mass are also included for problems involving individual elements rather than compounds.

Equation triangles showing the relationships between moles, mass and relative formula mass, with versions using relative atomic mass.

Flexible for teaching and assessment

Three versions included for each equation

• Colour

• Greyscale

• Black and white 

Both relative formula mass and relative atomic mass versions are included, allowing the triangles to be used with calculations involving compounds or individual elements.

All downloads have transparent backgrounds, making the triangles easy to place directly into worksheets, presentations, revision materials and other teaching resources.

The triangles can be used when introducing the relationships between the quantities, as a visual aid when solving calculations, or as a reference for students when practising mole calculations.

Relevant curriculum topics

• Moles and chemical calculations

• Relative formula mass

• Relative atomic mass

• Calculating mass from the number of moles

• Calculating the number of moles from mass

• Quantitative chemistry

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