Students will be able to explain what is happening at each point on the bacterial growth curve graph. With a worked example, students will learn to calculate the number of bacteria present and the number of binary fissions that occur after a certain amount of time when given the mean division time. Worked examples have been found to help those who are of a lower ability or who struggle with maths.
This is part of the new 2016 spec.
Complete with exam questions and answers - ready to print resource sheet.
This is part of the new 2016 spec.
Complete with exam questions and answers - ready to print resource sheet.
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