EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Starter EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Substance Is it an atom? Is it a molecule? Is it an element? Is it a compound? H2O F2
EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Starter EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Substance Is it an atom? Is it a molecule? Is it an element? Is it a compound? H2O NO YES F2
EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Starter EXT – Explain how CO is different from Co. Substance Is it an atom? Is it a molecule? Is it an element? Is it a compound? H2O NO YES F2
No Homework! Demika Rio
Homework Due in: Wed 15th Nov TASK Complete the SMH quiz 3 times!
Mark your atoms work! How Many Atoms? EXT – How many atoms are there in 250 molecules of water? Show your working. Mark your atoms work!
Learning Objectives TWWL – about the periodic table – State how the periodic table is arranged in periods and groups – Describe properties of metals and non metals – Explain how patterns can be predicted with reference to the periodic table
Group Numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Period Numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Periodic Table 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7
Can you find the element? On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 1 Period 3 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Sodium! On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 0 Period 1 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Helium! On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 4 Period 4 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Germanium! On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 2 Period 6 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Barium! On your mini whiteboards…
Can you find the group and period? On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Lithium On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 1 Period 2 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Tin On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 4 Period 5 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Xenon On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 0 Period 5 On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Polonium On your mini whiteboards…
On your mini whiteboards… Group 6 Period 6 On your mini whiteboards…
The Periodic Table Look at the properties of each of the different elements. Can you put them into 3 groups? Potassium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts violently Lithium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Iron A shiny magnetic metal Sodium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Fluorine A poisonous green gas, reacts violently with other elements. Bromine A poisonous brown liquid, reacts with other elements Observation - Students think, pair, share. Are there any patterns here? – Ask what part this links to (observation) Questioning - We then ask questions why are these linked? Theory - Maybe elements are groups in families in triads! Experiement – Ask students how can we test this theory? – try to get if more elements fit this pattern Nickel A shiny magnetic metal Chlorine A poisonous green gas, reacts easily with other elements. Cobalt A shiny magnetic metal
The Periodic Table Find the different elements on your periodic tables. Can you spot any patterns? Potassium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts violently Lithium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Iron A shiny magnetic metal Sodium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Fluorine A poisonous green gas, reacts violently with other elements. Bromine A poisonous brown liquid, reacts with other elements Observation - Students think, pair, share. Are there any patterns here? – Ask what part this links to (observation) Questioning - We then ask questions why are these linked? Theory - Maybe elements are groups in families in triads! Experiement – Ask students how can we test this theory? – try to get if more elements fit this pattern Nickel A shiny magnetic metal Chlorine A poisonous green gas, reacts easily with other elements. Cobalt A shiny magnetic metal
The Periodic Table Find the different elements on your periodic tables. Can you spot any patterns? Potassium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts violently Lithium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Sodium A soft grey metal which floats on water and reacts easily. Observation - Students think, pair, share. Are there any patterns here? – Ask what part this links to (observation) Questioning - We then ask questions why are these linked? Theory - Maybe elements are groups in families in triads! Experiement – Ask students how can we test this theory? – try to get if more elements fit this pattern
The Periodic Table Find the different elements on your periodic tables. Can you spot any patterns? Fluorine A poisonous green gas, reacts violently with other elements. Bromine A poisonous brown liquid, reacts with other elements Chlorine A poisonous green gas, reacts easily with other elements. Observation - Students think, pair, share. Are there any patterns here? – Ask what part this links to (observation) Questioning - We then ask questions why are these linked? Theory - Maybe elements are groups in families in triads! Experiement – Ask students how can we test this theory? – try to get if more elements fit this pattern
The Periodic Table Find the different elements on your periodic tables. Can you spot any patterns? Iron A shiny magnetic metal Cobalt A shiny magnetic metal Nickel A shiny magnetic metal Observation - Students think, pair, share. Are there any patterns here? – Ask what part this links to (observation) Questioning - We then ask questions why are these linked? Theory - Maybe elements are groups in families in triads! Experiement – Ask students how can we test this theory? – try to get if more elements fit this pattern
Dmitri Mendeleev I have noticed that you can put all of the elements into an order based on their mass and their properties!
EXT – Make a flashcard about the periodic table!
The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table periodic table
The Periodic Table periodic table periods
The Periodic Table periodic table periods groups
The Periodic Table periodic table periods groups similar
The Periodic Table periodic table periods groups similar left
The Periodic Table periodic table periods groups similar left hydrogen
The Periodic Table periodic table periods groups similar left hydrogen
Periodic Table Can you find any metals?
Periodic Table METALS NON-METALS
Key Terms EXT – Insulator is the opposite of conductor. What does ‘an insulator of electricity’ mean? Malleable How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
Key Terms How bendy something is. Malleable Density How tightly packed together the particles are. Density When something breaks easily. Brittle How bendy something is. Conductor of heat If electricity can easily pass through a substance. Conductor of electricity If heat can easily pass through a substance.
EXT – Make a list of the uses of metals Property Metals Non-metals Appearance State at room temperature Density Strength Weak Malleable or brittle Conduction of heat Good Conduction of electricity Magnetic material None Poor High Dull Solid (except mercury, which is a liquid) Strong Malleable (they bend without breaking) Shiny About half are solids, about half are gases, and one (bromine) is a liquid Low Good Only iron, cobalt and nickel Brittle Poor
Properties Property Metals Non-metals Appearance Shiny Dull State at room temperature Solid (except mercury, which is a liquid) About half are solids, about half are gases, and one (bromine) is a liquid Density High Low Strength Strong Weak Malleable or brittle Malleable Brittle Conduction of heat Good Poor Conduction of electricity Magnetic material Only iron, cobalt and nickel None
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