Practical: the elements in the compound and the formula STAWA - Inv 45 of the compound STAWA - Inv 46 Lesson 4 & 5: PRACTICAL Materials Hydrocarbons hydrocarbons, including alkanes, alkenes and – Activity: benzene, have different chemical properties Molymods that are determined by the nature of the bonding within the molecules Demo: Demo: IUPAC nomenclature is used to name straight CaCO2 + H2O Granola + H2SO4 Carbon and simple branched alkanes and alkenes from C2H2/Burn Flakes…??? (Careful) C1‐ C8 Sooty flame alkanes, alkenes and benzene undergo (sat/unsat) characteristic reactions such as combustion, addition reactions for alkenes and substitution Link: reactions for alkanes and benzene Separation techniques W6/T1 Topic 2: Lesson 1: Assessment Personal Study & Review Week Lesson 2: Assessment Assessment - The Properties and Structures of Extended Response S1: & The Properties and Structure of Type: Extended Response Materials Topic: The Properties and Structures of Atoms & The Properties and Structure of Lesson 3 - 5: Materials Personal Study When: W6/T1 121’s W7/T1 Topic 3: Practical: Lesson 1: PRACTICAL There are differences in the energy output and ISSUE - Investigation S2: Chemical Fossil Fuels Reactions Extended carbon emissions of fossil fuels (including coal, Type: Investigation – Reactions: Practical?? Investigation oil, petroleum and natural gas) and biofuels Topic: scientific report on “Comprehensive reactants, (including biogas, biodiesel and bioethanol). the differences in the energy output and products Link: These differences, together with social, carbon emissions of fossil fuels considering and energy Stoich CO2 economic, cultural and political values, the social, economic, cultural and political change production values of their use.” determine how widely these fuels are used. depending on fossil fuels (including coal, oil, petroleum and Submit - W11/T1 fuel natural gas) and biofuels (including biogas,
Practical: STAWA - Inv 45 STAWA - Inv 46 Activity: Molymods Demo: CaCO2 + H2O C2H2/Burn Sooty flame (sat/unsat) Link: Separation techniques Lesson 4 & 5: PRACTICAL Materials – Hydrocarbons Demo: Granola + H2SO4 Carbon Flakes…??? (Careful) the elements in the compound and the formula of the compound hydrocarbons, including alkanes, alkenes and benzene, have different chemical properties that are determined by the nature of the bonding within the molecules IUPAC nomenclature is used to name straight and simple branched alkanes and alkenes from C1‐ C8 alkanes, alkenes and benzene undergo characteristic reactions such as combustion, addition reactions for alkenes and substitution reactions for alkanes and benzene W6/T1 Topic 2: Assessment & Review Week Lesson 1: Personal Study Lesson 2: Assessment Lesson 3 - 5: Personal Study 121’s Assessment - The Properties and Structures of & The Properties and Structure of Materials Extended Response S1: Type: Extended Response Topic: The Properties and Structures of Atoms & The Properties and Structure of Materials When: W6/T1 W7/T1 Topic 3: Chemical Reactions: reactants, products and energy change Practical: Fossil Fuels Practical?? Link: Stoich CO2 production depending on fuel Lesson 1: PRACTICAL Reactions – Extended Investigation There are differences in the energy output and carbon emissions of fossil fuels (including coal, oil, petroleum and natural gas) and biofuels (including biogas, biodiesel and bioethanol). These differences, together with social, economic, cultural and political values, determine how widely these fuels are used. fossil fuels (including coal, oil, petroleum and natural gas) and biofuels (including biogas, ISSUE - Investigation S2: Type: Investigation Topic: “Comprehensive scientific report on the differences in the energy output and carbon emissions of fossil fuels considering the social, economic, cultural and political values of their use.” Submit - W11/T1
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