In this lesson, students will explore the solubilities of solids and gases …
In this lesson, students will explore the solubilities of solids and gases in liquid solutions. Students will create their own solutions with both liquid and solid solutes to apply the differences in their solubility characteristics. Students will recognize the relationship between the solubility of solids and changes in pressure and temperature; recognize the relationship between the solubility of gases and changes in pressure and temperature; create different types of solutions during a hands-on lab.
In this lesson, students will learn about the components that make up …
In this lesson, students will learn about the components that make up liquid solutions as well as environmental factors that can change their characteristics. Students will also examine solubility curve graphs to explore how environmental factors affect the amount of solubility present in solutions. The teacher will begin instruction with a demonstration of supersaturation using a sodium acetate solution. Additional instructional resources include a solubility presentation, suitable for lecture, and handouts providing practice in reading and interpreting solubility curve graphs.
Students solve a system of inequalities by using what they learned in …
Students solve a system of inequalities by using what they learned in the previous two lessons and apply their new knowledge to some real-world linear programming-type situations.
In this lesson, students will contrast methods of sexual and asexual reproduction …
In this lesson, students will contrast methods of sexual and asexual reproduction in various organisms by conducting research and organizing the information they find.
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