| Catalog Number |
| AP6291 |
| Price/Each |
| $22.10 |
Product Description
The perfect introductory activity to teach elements, compounds, and mixtures! What does an element look like? How is an element different from a compound? Bulk samples of an element, a compound, and a mixture may look similar. When we ask students to classify matter using these concepts, we want them to see what they look like “on the inside—-to imagine atoms and molecules. Use this “nuts-and-bolts” demonstration to help students visualize abstract concepts relating to the classification of matter. Your students will be more successful in learning chemistry as they build visual connections between the real world and that of atoms and molecules. Teacher Demonstration Notes provided.
Concepts: Elements, compounds, mixtures, classification of matter.
Time Required: 20 minutes
Materials Provided: Bolts, nuts, and washers to fit; plastic Petri dishes with covers.
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Additional Resources
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Flinn Catalog/Reference Manual Page 341
Flinn Middle School Catalog/Reference Manual Page 349 |
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