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AQA GCSE Physics: Balancing nuclear equations

AQA GCSE Physics: Balancing nuclear equations

Subject: Physics

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

1 November 2026

zip, 446.91 KB
zip, 446.91 KB

How can an element change into a different element after beta-minus emission? Conserve nucleon number and charge when writing alpha, beta-minus and gamma nuclear equations.

Pupils try “Balance decay with counters”. Includes the editable PowerPoint, a 50-minute lesson plan and a printable pupil sheet with equipment, instructions, example evidence and worked teacher answers.

AQA GCSE physics for ages 14–16. Part of the atoms and radioactive decay sequence.

The download includes a printable alpha and beta decay equation worksheet.

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