Extraction of metals. Part I

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: d1559
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain and define a mineral and an ore
– explain the general methods for extracting metals from their ores
– explain the importance of iron to man
– describe the operation of a blast furnace and discuss the chemical processes occurring during the extraction of iron
– explain the basic oxygen process for making steel.

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Extraction of metal... Class activity

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Minerals of useful ... Slideshow Metals in the Earth... Animation Minerals and ores Whiteboard exercise Iron content in pyrite Whiteboard exercise Minerals of iron Slideshow Chemical reduction Animation Electrochemical red... Animation Energy considerations Animation Methods for metal e... Whiteboard exercise The energy required... Whiteboard exercise Iron and its history Slideshow Iron, the most comm... Whiteboard exercise Main process Animation The role of limestone Animation Energy considerations Animation Iron extraction Whiteboard exercise Hess's law Whiteboard exercise Typical composition... Illustration Basic oxygen process Animation Alloys of iron Slideshow Making steel Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Chemistry

Oxidation and reduction

30. Extraction of metals. Part I

YDP SA

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mineral, iron, part, metal, steel, metals., ore, extraction, Extraction of metals. Part I

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