3.4 Boiling point and melting point

Chapter 3.4 Boiling point and melting point
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Chapter 3.4 Boiling point and melting point

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Schedule for this lesson
Explanation about the new paragraph

Making question in the workbook





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Learning objectives 1/2
-You can describe what happens when water boils

-You can describe what the boiling point and melting point (freezing point/solidification point) of a substance are

-You can explain why the boiling point and the melting point are properties of a substance



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Learning objectives 2/2
-You can explain how you can lower the freezing point or melting point of water

-You can interpret the melting, freezing and boiling graphs of a substance in a temperature-time diagram

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The boiling point
If we heat up water, bubbles start to appear and disapear

These bubbles consist of air, and in later stages of water vapour


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The boiling point
When the temperature has reached 100 degrees Celsius, the bubbles consisting of water vapour reach the surface.

At the surface they pop and the water vapour mixes with the air above the water


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The boiling point
This proces is called boiling, water not only evaporates at the surface of the water, but throughout the whole liquid.

If we keep heating it, the water
continues to boil until it has all
evaporated.

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The boiling point
Last lesson you did an experiment where you measured the temperature of water over time while heating it up. 

What was the highest temperature you have measured?

  • 100 degrees Celsius, this is the boiling point of water, it is a point because it is fixed

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The boiling point
The boiling point is a property of a substance

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The melting point and freezing point
We can turn water into ice by putting it in a freezer. 

The temperature of the water has to remain at 0 degrees celsius.

And when we take out the ice cubes, they won't melt instantly either.

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The melting point and freezing point
Ice melts at the same temperature  as freezing water, 0 degrees Celsius

This temperature is know as the melting point and freezing point of water

Other substances have their own melting point

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The boiling point
Iron has a melting point of 1559 degrees Celsius!

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Lowering the melting or freezing point
We are able to lower the freezing point of water by adding a different substance

Examples are antifreeze and salt

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Melting and solidification diagrams

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Making questions 3.4
Do the following questions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10


Done? Finish up your poster and add paragraph 4

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End of the lesson

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