Radioactivity and Radiation mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Radioactivity and Radiation, from half-life and ionising radiation to medical uses and nuclear reactions. School students can use them to practise topic revision, while teachers can find material for lessons. There are over 350 maps from more than 290 users, mostly for school-level study. Choose a map and explore a topic.
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- Atomic Structure and Isotopes31
- Types and Properties of Ionising Radiation119
- Radioactive Decay and Nuclear Equations69
- Half-Life58
- Background Radiation and Detection9
- Uses of Radiation and Radioisotopes72
- Radiation Hazards and Safety18
- Nuclear Fission and Fusion31
- Electromagnetic Radiation and the Spectrum23
Mind maps
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Physics: section 7 - radioactivity and particles Mind map of Edexcel GCSE physics, section 7 - radioactivity and particles -
Ionising radiation -
Radioactivity A mindmap on the 'Radioactivity' topic for AQA GCSE Physics.
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Atoms & ionising radiation -
Half life -
Nuclear Physics
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Radioactive Decay- Mindmap Mindmap to help learn the attributes of the different kinds of radioactive decay. -
Alpha Beta Gamma -
Radioactivity -
Half-life Half-a-life to save you in your Physics exam! :)
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Radioactivity and Particles
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Medical uses of Radiation Edexcel Triple Science -
P3 Topic 3,4 & 5
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OCR 21st century P6
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P2 - RADIATION AND LIFE
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RADIOACTIVITY
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OCR 21st Century P2
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P4: Radiation for Life Pt 2
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P6 Radioactive Materials
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Physics module 2- Radiation
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P6 - Radioactive materials
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P6 - Radioactive materials
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P2: Radiation and Life
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P1.1: What are the risks and benefits of using radiations?
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P2.5 What Happens When Radioactive Substances Decay, And The Uses And Dangers Of Their Emissions -
P2.5 What Happens When Radioactive Substances Decay, And The Uses And Dangers Of Their Emissions
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P2 - Radiation and Life
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Physics - topic 6
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Energy from the nucleus
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Radiation
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P6- Radioactive Materials -
P6- Radioactive Materials
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P6- Radioactive Materials
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Radioactivity and Particles.
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Nuclear Radiation
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Physics P3 Topic 2
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Ch.25 Radioactivity
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Radioactivity/particles
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P2: Radiation and life
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The Nucleus
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About radioactivity and radiation mind maps
GoConqr OriginalRadioactivity and Radiation mind maps
These maps organise topics into branches you can follow as you revise. Half-life includes measuring half-life using a graph, while Alpha Beta Gamma compares types of radiation. Other maps cover background radiation, nuclear reactions and medical uses.
If you want a broad view before focusing on one idea, start with Radioactivity and Particles. It brings together ionising radiation, half-life, nuclear equations, and the uses and risks of radiation. For a narrower topic, try Half-life and follow its graph branch.
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Which mind map should I start with?
For a broad overview, start with Radioactivity and Particles, which brings several topics together, including half-life and the uses and risks of radiation. If you are revising a particular idea instead, Half-life is a shorter starting point, with a branch on measuring it using a graph.
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Which levels do these maps suit?
Most of the maps are for school-level study. The listed resources mention GCSE Physics, GCSE Science, GCSE Additional Science and A-level Physics. School students can look for maps that match the topics they are revising, and teachers can choose material that fits their lessons.