New Substances From Matter
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Objective
I can describe how matter changes when new substances are formed.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
Le vinaigre est un acide, tandis que le bicarbonate de soude est une base.
- 2
Lorsque vous mélangez du vinaigre et du bicarbonate de soude, un gaz appelé dioxyde de carbone est libéré.
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Un véritable expérience fait partie de la méthode scientifique, où vous posez une question sur le fonctionnement de quelque chose et formulez une hypothèse.
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Practice
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Le vinaigre est-il un acide ou une base ?
Que se passe-t-il lorsque vous mélangez du vinaigre et du bicarbonate de soude ?
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Exit ticket
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“Décris ce qui se passe lorsque tu mélanges du vinaigre et du bicarbonate de soude. Quelle nouvelle substance se forme ?”
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