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Science at key stage 3    (Year 9)

Unit 9H: Using chemistry

QCA

Expectations

At the end of this unit

in terms of scientific enquiry

most pupils will: make measurements of temperature and mass adequate for the investigation they are carrying out; describe some of the stages in development of a new product

some pupils will not have made so much progress and will: make measurements of temperature and mass; identify some products that have recently been developed

some pupils will have progressed further and will: explain the stages of development of a new product

in terms of materials and their properties

most pupils will: describe how chemical reactions are used to make new products and as a source of energy; use the particle model to explain how mass is conserved during chemical reactions and other changes; represent chemical reactions by word equations

some pupils will not have made so much progress and will: name some products produced by chemical reactions and identify burning as a reaction which produces energy

some pupils will have progressed further and will: reconcile observations in which mass appears to be lost with the principle of conservation of mass, and represent some reactions by symbol equations


Sections in this unit

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1. a. What chemical reactions take place when fuels burn?
2. b. What chemical reactions take place when fuels burn?
3. b. How else are chemical reactions used as energy resources?
4. How else are chemical reactions used as energy resources?
5. What types of new material are made through chemical reactions?
6. Checking progress
7. a. What happens to atoms and molecules when new materials are made?
8. b. What happens to atoms and molecules when new materials are made?
9. c. What happens to atoms and molecules when new materials are made?
10. d. What happens to atoms and molecules when new materials are made?
11. Reviewing work