Lesson Plan: Solutions (LP0019)
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Author: Rick Boyle
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Published: 17th September 2002
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Age group: 11-14
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Student activity: LA0019
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Simulation files: LF0019a;
LF0019b
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Learning objectives
- The liquid that dissolves a substance is called the solvent. The substance that is dissolved is called the solute.
- When solutions are formed we sometimes get changes in colour.
- A substance's ability to dissolve is known as its solubility. The solubility of a substance is usually given in g/100cm3
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- When no more solid can be dissolved the solution is saturated
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Resources
- Crocodile Chemistry 1.5 (or later)
- LF0019a "Forming solutions"
- LF0019b "Solutions, solubility and saturation"
Procedure
- Ensure Crocodile Chemistry 1.5 (or later) is installed and the simulation files
LF0019a and LF0019b
are accessible.
- Introduce and explain the learning objectives listed above.
- Complete lesson activity LA0019.
- Discuss the activity and the related points listed below.
Classroom discussion points
- The extraction of solutes from solution (evaporation).
- The extraction of solvents from solution (distillation).
Assessment
- Completion of lesson activity LA0019.
- Observation of the students at work and response to discussion work.
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