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Take a blue pen and answer any questions or improve any work Friday 9th October How much energy is in food? Learning Objective: I can understand how we measure energy STRETCH – I can record my observations Your Task: Take a blue pen and answer any questions or improve any work Keywords: carbohydrates, protein, fats, oils, minerals, vitamins, fibre, water, food groups, nutrient

Temperature (ᵒC) Time (Minutes) 21 20 23 1 27 24 31 22 2 30 26 35 29 Water Coca-Cola Coke Zero Naked Antioxidant Coconut Water Red Bull Tropical Juice Frijj Fudge Brownie 21 20 23 1 27 24 31 22 2 30 26 35 29 25 28 3 36 37 34 4 38 32 42 5 40 48 39 6 41 60 43 7 66 46 45 44 8 50 69 49 9 51 70 10 56 47 73 52 11 59 75 54 53 12 62 80 55 Sugar Content 0g 10.6g 12g 5g 11g 10.5g 12.9g I think it will heat fastest I think it will heat slowest The drink that heated the fastest was: It heated up to ………… in …………… minutes. The drink with the most sugar was…………………………………… The drink with the least sugar was …………………………………..

General lack of food groups, lack of water - dehydration Deficiency When you do not have enough of a particular food group. Zinc, Vitamin A Vitamin C Calcium Vitamin B General lack of food groups, lack of water - dehydration

You have 8 mins to complete this in your groups You have 8 mins to complete this in your groups. Help and listen to each other

Why do we need this equipment? Where am I….. Equipment Why is it needed Different foods Bunsen burner Forceps Clamp and stand Boiling tube Water Thermometer 50ml measuring cylinder Top pan balance    What level are you working at if you can explain why certain pieces of equipment are needed?

Self mark    Where am I….. Equipment Why is it needed Different foods  This is what will provide the heat energy Bunsen burner  This is to light the food Forceps  This is to carefully hold the food under the boiling tube of water Clamp and stand  This will hold the boiling tube Boiling tube  This will hold 50ml of water Water  This will absorb the heat energy from the burning food Thermometer  To measure the temperature of the water when it is heated by the food 50ml measuring cylinder  This is to precisely measure out the amount of water Top pan balance  This is to measure the mass of food being used.    What level are you working at if you can explain why certain pieces of equipment are needed?

Finding energy in food What you will be doing When food burns, it releases chemical energy If the food is burned under a test tube containing water, chemical energy in the water is transferred to heat energy and the water heats up The hotter the water gets, the more energy there is in the food Teacher demo experiment

1 thing you have enjoyed today 2 questions you still have 3 things you have learnt so far

Equipment Why is it needed Different foods Bunsen burner Forceps Clamp and stand Boiling tube Water Thermometer 50ml measuring cylinder Top pan balance Equipment Why is it needed Different foods Bunsen burner Forceps Clamp and stand Boiling tube Water Thermometer 50ml measuring cylinder Top pan balance