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Science at key stage 3
(Year 9)
Unit 9E:
Reactions of metals and metal compounds
Out-of-school learning
Pupils could look for examples of:
metal corrosion in the locality
the use of metal compounds in everyday products
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1. Why are metals useful?
2. What happens when metals react with acids?
3. How do acids react with metal carbonates?
4. What evidence is there of a chemical reaction between acids and metal oxides?
5. Checking progress
6. a. What is a salt?
7. b. What is a salt?
8. c. What is a salt?
9. Reviewing work
