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AQA GCSE Physics: How scattering changed the atomic model

AQA GCSE Physics: How scattering changed the atomic model

Subject: Physics

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

1 November 2026

zip, 203.96 KB
zip, 203.96 KB

What could make a few alpha particles turn sharply while most pass straight through? Use scattering evidence to explain how scientists revised the model of an atom.

Pupils try “Infer the hidden centre”. 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.

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