Year 7 · Autumn First Half
Chemistry
4 lessons from 1 unit.
Unit C1 · lessons 1 to 4 of 6
Everything around you — this page, the air in your lungs, the water in a glass — is built from particles far too small to see. This unit builds that idea, then pushes it until it nearly breaks.
- 01The particle modelModelPour 50 ml of water into 50 ml of alcohol and you get 97 ml. Nothing leaked, nothing evaporated. Where did the three millilitres go?Open this lesson
- 02Solids, liquids and gasesContrastIce, water and steam are the same substance and the same particles. So what exactly is different about them?Open this lesson
- 03Changes of stateProcessPut a beaker of ice on a hot ring and the temperature climbs. Then, for six full minutes, it stops climbing — while the flame is still on. Where is that energy going?Open this lesson
- 04Gas pressureModelAn empty aerosol can carries a warning: do not put it on a fire, it may explode. It is empty. What is there to explode?Open this lesson
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