Acid+mindmap+-Gp6to10


 * Instructions**:
 * Go to [|mindmeister] and construct your maps in Groups of 3 or 4.
 * Key in the names of your group members in the table.
 * Once your map is complete, export to an image file and embed in the space given.
 * __Peer assessment__: After completing the above steps, you are to comment on two other groups' maps. There should not be more than 3 groups commenting on a particular group's map.


 * Group 6**
 * Name || Index number ||
 * Michelle Ng || 15 ||
 * Sandra Tan || 20 ||
 * Eleanor Koh || 10 ||

Our mind map:

Peer assessment:
 * Group number || Comments ||
 * 2 || Shows clear connectors between all elements of the mindmap. Handwriting a little small. ||


 * Group 7**
 * Name || Index number ||
 * Cheryl Goh || 4 ||
 * Gwen Yap || 7 ||
 * Lou Shan || 14 ||

Our mind map:

Peer assessment: Neat organisation Isn't acid indigestion excess acid, not lack of acid? ||
 * Group number || Comments ||
 * 8 || Very clear links
 * || go google. it IS caused by lack of acid. ||


 * Group 8**
 * Name || Index number ||
 * Clara Cheang || 3 ||
 * Emeline Han || 8 ||

Our mind map:

Peer assessment:
 * Group number || Comments ||


 * Group 9**
 * Name || Index number ||
 * Aletheia Chia || 1 ||
 * Jessie Lim || 9 ||
 * Michelle Teo || 25 ||

Our mind map:

Peer assessment:
 * Group number || Comments ||
 * 10 || Good details e.g. explaining what pH is and what happens when bases react with acids. Can try to make links for examples e.g. how atmospheric acidity can cause changes like weathering. ||


 * Group 10**
 * Name || Index number ||
 * Cassandra Ang || 2 ||
 * Esther Leong || 6 ||
 * Lee Jia Le || 11 ||

Our mind map:

Peer assessment: - should arrange in more organised manner for related terms :) || "metal carbonate is a type of base" -> really? ||
 * Group number || Comments ||
 * 9 || - very clear links between terms
 * 5 || "atmospheric acidity corrodes metal" -> really?