5th Grade - Lesson 1.3, Dissolving and Back Again
This file provides a detailed explanation of how substances dissolve in water, particularly salt. It includes the molecular structure of water and sodium chloride, as well as discusses why some substances do not dissolve. Ideal for helping 5th graders understand basic chemistry concepts.
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The purpose of this document is to educate 5th-grade students on the concepts of dissolving through hands-on activities and detailed explanations. It introduces the molecular structure of water and salt and explains the process of how substances dissolve. Additionally, it builds an understanding of why certain substances do not dissolve, contributing to a foundation in basic chemistry.
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- 1. Background Information: Detailed explanation of dissolving, water molecules, and ionic substances.
- 2. Practical Activity Instructions: Step-by-step guide to perform activities related to dissolving.
- 3. Questions: Sections with questions that students need to answer based on their observations.
- 4. Summary Fields: Areas where students summarize their findings from the activities and questions.
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