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Starter What are you made of?
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Starter Oxygen = 65% Carbon = 18.5% Hydrogen = 9.5% Nitrogen = 3.2%
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100% Homework AFTAB Nabil ALDEN Poppy ALDRED Samuel ALKER Bonita
DENT Rhys DURSLEY-SPOSITO Evie FITZGERALD Finley HARPER Harry HARRISON Rio HENRY Rhianna JAMES Jaylen JOHNSON Samuel KAROUI-BARNETT Laila LONG Evie LONGLEY Ethan MENDEZ Keira MILES Cody MOHAMED Sakaria MORGAN Kaine SANYANG Tumani SIUPIENIUS Daniel STONE Olivia TREHARNE Corey TSANGARI Ella ZVICEVICIUS Nedas
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Learning Objectives TWWL – about atoms – State some key ideas about atoms – Describe how atoms are different to each other – Explain how atoms are positioned in the periodic table
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Starter What is an atom?
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Atoms are the building blocks of everything!
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There are this many atoms in your body!
7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
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What is this?
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Periodic Table Look at your periodic table.
How many of the elements have you heard of? What do you know about any of them?
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All of the elements in the periodic table are different types of atom!
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Periodic Table The atoms are all different sizes and bond together to make everything around us!
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Periodic Table Atoms are similar to Lego because…
Atoms are different to Lego because…
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Periodic Table Can you find any metals?
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Periodic Table METALS NON-METALS
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Periodic Table Song!
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SPLAT!
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SPLAT! BOYS Vs. GIRLS
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Oxygen!
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Aluminium!
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Hydrogen!
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Magnesium!
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Sodium!
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Carbon!
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Iron!
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Krypton!
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Titanium!
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Vanadium!
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Compound, element or mixture? How do you know?
Atoms Compound, element or mixture? How do you know?
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Atoms Also discuss the difference between an atom and a molecule
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Atoms
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures Match the diagram to the term!
EXT – How do you know? Match the diagram to the term!
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures
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Compounds, Elements & Mixtures
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Chemical Formula The chemical formula of a compound tells you how many atoms of each element the molecule contains. CO2
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Which one is the correct formula for water?
Chemical Formula Which one is the correct formula for water? H2O h2o H2o H2O HO2 h2O
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Which one is the correct formula for water?
Chemical Formula Which one is the correct formula for water? H2O h2o H2o H2O HO2 h2O
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Each element has a particular letter
Chemical Formula CO2 Each element has a particular letter
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Chemical Formula ?????? CO2 ??????
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Chemical Formula oxygen CO2 carbon
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The little number tells us the number of one particular atom
Chemical Formula The little number tells us the number of one particular atom CO2
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Chemical Formula The little number tells us the number of one particular atom CO2 In this case, there are 2 oxygen atoms
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Chemical Formula CO2 If an atom doesn’t have a little number next to it, it means there is only 1 of it.
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Chemical Formula He Some atoms have 2 letters instead of just one.
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These atoms have a lower case letter as the second letter.
Chemical Formula He These atoms have a lower case letter as the second letter.
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What’s the difference between these two?
Chemical Formula CO Co What’s the difference between these two?
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Chemical Formula carbon CO Co oxygen cobalt
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HOW MANY ATOMS? H2O
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HOW MANY ATOMS? H2O H = O =
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HOW MANY ATOMS? H2O H = 2 O = 1
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HOW MANY ATOMS? SO3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? SO3 S = O =
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HOW MANY ATOMS? SO3 S = 1 O = 3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? H2SO4
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HOW MANY ATOMS? H2SO4 H = 2 S = 1 O = 4
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HOW MANY ATOMS? NaHCO3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? NaHCO3 Na = 1 H = 1 C = 1 O = 3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? BaCl2
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HOW MANY ATOMS? BaCl2 Ba = 1 Cl = 2
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EXT – Write a definition of each!
Substance Is it an atom? Is it a molecule? Is it an element? Is it a compound? Carbon dioxide (CO2) Nitrogen (N2) Neon (Ne) Oxygen (O2)
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Atoms NO YES Substance Is it an atom? Is it a molecule?
Is it an element? Is it a compound? Carbon dioxide (CO2) NO YES Nitrogen (N2) Neon (Ne) Oxygen (O2)
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Chemical Formula O2
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Chemical Formula O2 1
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Chemical Formula O2 1 2
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Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total!
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! 1 How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! 1 2 How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! 3 1 2 How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! 3 4 1 2 How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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How many oxygen atoms are there now?
Chemical Formula 2O2 If we put a number in front of a molecule, it tells us how many of that molecule there are in total! 3 4 1 2 How many oxygen atoms are there now?
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Chemical Formula CO2
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How many of each atom are there now?
Chemical Formula 2CO2 How many of each atom are there now?
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Chemical Formula 2CO2 Carbon = 2 Oxygen = 4
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 3H2O
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 3H2O H = 6 O = 3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 2SO3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 2SO3 S = 2 O = 6
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 4H2SO4
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 4H2SO4 H = 8 S = 4 O = 16
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 3NaHCO3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 3NaHCO3 Na = 3 H = 3 C = 3 O = 9
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 5AlCl3
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HOW MANY ATOMS? 5AlCl3 Al = 5 Cl = 15
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How many atoms are there in each molecule?
EXT – Use the periodic table to name all of the atoms. Can you name any of the molecules? How many atoms are there in each molecule?
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EXT – Write the correct version of each false answer!
Atoms! EXT – Write the correct version of each false answer! Atoms are tiny particles. Atoms can be seen with a magnifying glass. Atoms make up everything around us. Atoms can be split into smaller units. Matter is the name given to all the objects and materials around us. Atoms are all the same. Indivisible means that something can be separated. Extenision questions
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