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   Unit No: 7H  | 
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   Lesson Title: Still water  | 
  
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   Objectives: MK - What pure water is, distillation separates a
  liquid from anything dissolved in it. Understand  water vapour, steam,
  condense, distillation SK - Explain distillation using particle ideas. CK - applied to crude oil, desalination.  | 
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   Lesson outline:    Time MK      Review evaporation from last lesson 
  that
  it is used to obtain a dissolved solid from solution. As scientists, we often
  want the solvent and not the solute      Demonstration  Heat some ink in
  a large conical flask with a watch glass over the top, ask the students if
  they can see anything on the underside of the watch glass.
  They will see drops of water forming. Lead towards the idea that the water vapour needs to be collected      Practical  Students to
  distil some ink. SS56 shows students the general set up.      Demonstration  Mix some ethanol
  and water in a 1:1 ratio. The 2 liquids mix but have different BPts. Put some ethanol, water and ethanol/water mix on 3
  watch glasses. Put a lit splint into each  only the ethanol 
  will catch light. Distil using quick fit. Test the distillate with a lit 
  splint.  Plenary  MK  Distillation separates liquid from anything dissolved in it. It involves evaporation then condensation. 7Hc/1 and 7Hc/3 SK  Use particle ideas to explain the process. 7Hc/3     CK  Distillation can
  be used to separate liquids of different boiling points. 7Hc/3      Exploring Science P94 
  97.         
  
  7Hc/3
  could be used as homework  | 
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   Homework:  
  
  7Hc/3  | 
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   Resources:  SS56 
  7Hc/1 
  
  7Hc/3  Conical flasks, delivery tubes for conical flasks,
  test tubes, inky water, thermometer, anti bumping granules, large conical
  flask, 4 watch glasses, 1 quick fit distillation apparatus,
  ethanol, splints  | 
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   Risk Assessment: safety glasses. Anti bumping granules are a must
  with all distillations. Ethanol is flammable  take care when
  heating water/ethanol mix, keep flame away from condenser  | 
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