Handling solids. Heating

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: c2757
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe how solids are stored
– give guidelines on how to correctly transfer solids from containers, and how to weigh and crush solids
– explain what decantation, filtration and evaporation involve and why these techniques are used
– discuss the structure of the Bunsen burner and its safe use.

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Consists of...
Storage of solids Animation Transferring solids... Animation Storage and handlin... Whiteboard exercise Determining the mas... Animation Weighing out a defi... Animation Weighing solids Whiteboard exercise Weighing solids Simulation Balances Animation Using the mortar Animation Grinding solids Whiteboard exercise Mortars Slideshow Decantation Animation Filtration Animation Separation of undis... Simulation Methods of evaporat... Animation Evaporation of liquids Whiteboard exercise The structure and p... Animation The flame of a gas ... Animation The Bunsen burner Whiteboard exercise How to light a Buns... Animation

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Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Chemistry

Laboratory techniques and analytical tests

96. Handling solids. Heating

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Keywords

separation, solvent, filtration, solid, heating, decantation, mortar, handling, filter, evaporator, solids., Handling solids. Heating, taring

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