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Physics Electric and Magnetic Fields
Physics Electric and Magnetic Fields
HS PS3-5
HS PS3-5
Biology
LS2-1 Factors Affecting Ecosystems
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Chemistry PS1 7 Mole/Stoichionetry
Project Zero THINKING ROUTINES--see below
Phenomenon--
What is a mole? (What do you know now?)
Then watch the Mole intro video Ted Talk
Well, what more do you know about moles in Chemistry?
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Why do we need to know about moles? How does it help us?
Moles in reactions
Mole calculations
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HS-PS1-7 Matter and its Interactions
Use mathematical representations to support the claim that atoms, and therefore mass, are conserved during a chemical reaction.
Mole calculations
Performance Expectation
Grade: High School (9-12)
Aerospace CONNECTIONS:
Applications and examples
Moles involved in a space shuttle launch WIS
Radiation dose and space exploration p23+ NASA
Moles of materials in solar system objects--under development
Avogadro number named for . . . Philatelic origin CC0
Inquiry science
Printable activity: CO2 removal from spacecraft WATCH THE VIDEO and then ANSWER THE QUESTIONS/EXPLAIN NASA Looking at the equations given, how would a knowledge of the mole concept help in CO2 removal?
On-line activity: Conservation of mass on the atomic scale Washington International School
LAB activities follow all safety guidelines linked above
and in the activity
Lab #1 Unusual Conservation of Mass Experiment Washington International School
Lab #2 quantitative lab- Mg
Lab #3 dry ice mole lab--click on image -->
Lab #4 Bone loss activity NASA
Limiting Reagent Examples WIS
EXTENSION material for the curious
Mole Review WIS
THINKING ROUTINE
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Choose an element. What would one mole of that element look like? [Hint: think molar mass of the element]
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What do you see?
What do you think about that--why is it a mole?
What does it make you wonder?
Equipment for solution stoichiometry
