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Word Equations EASIER HARDER
EXT – Can you write a symbol equation for the reaction between hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) to form water? EASIER HARDER
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Easier 1) oxygen + magnesium magnesium oxide
2) sulfuric acid + zinc zinc sulfate + hydrogen 3) hydrogen + oxygen water 4) nitric acid + lithium hydroxide lithium nitrate + water 5) phosphoric acid + copper carbonate copper phosphate + water + carbon dioxide 6) calcium carbonate calcium oxide + carbon dioxide
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Harder 1) methane + oxygen carbon dioxide + water 2) lead nitrate + potassium iodide lead iodide + potassium nitrate 3) nitrogen + oxygen nitrogen dioxide 4) hydrochloric acid + sodium hydroxide sodium chloride + water 5) magnesium + hydrochloric acid magnesium chloride+ hydrogen 6) magnesium+ oxygen magnesium oxide
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No HWK! Abdi (Bonita)
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Learning Objectives TWWL – about mass conservation – Describe conservation of mass in physical and chemical changes – Calculate masses of reactants and products – Write a hypothesis for conservation of mass investigation
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No atoms are ever created or destroyed in a chemical reaction!
Equations No atoms are ever created or destroyed in a chemical reaction!
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methane + oxygen carbon dioxide + water
What do you notice? methane + oxygen carbon dioxide + water
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What do you notice? C = H = O = C = H = O =
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What do you notice? C = 1 H = 4 O = 4 C = H = O =
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What do you notice? C = 1 H = 4 O = 4 C = 1 H = 4 O = 4
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Complete the conservation of mass worksheet!
EXT – Are each of the different things shown in equation 1 elements, compounds or molecules? Explain why. Complete the conservation of mass worksheet!
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Conservation of Mass
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Conservation of Mass chemical
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Conservation of Mass chemical created
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Conservation of Mass chemical created atoms
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Conservation of Mass chemical created atoms rearranged
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Conservation of Mass chemical created atoms rearranged products
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Conservation of Mass chemical created atoms rearranged products type
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Conservation of Mass chemical created rearranged atoms products type
equation
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Which one is correct? 1 2 3
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Which one is correct? 1 2 3
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Which one is correct? 2 Because it has the same number
of each type of atom on both sides of the equation.
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Conservation of Mass Can be demo or class practical
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Conservation of Mass Complete the conservation of mass practical!
EXT – Bullet point a method for the experiment! Complete the conservation of mass practical!
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EXT – Bullet point a method for the experiment!
Conservation of Mass EXT – Bullet point a method for the experiment!
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Marking Points HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION Make a simple prediction
Use common sense or previous experience to support your prediction Use basic scientific knowledge to explain your prediction Use detailed scientific knowledge to explain your prediction Use detailed scientific knowledge to explain your prediction and make a quantitative prediction Explain your quantitative prediction including a sketch graph HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION DISPLAY TO PUPILS so they can see success criteria
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Talk for 30 seconds! End
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