5.2 decomposition

5.2 Decomposition
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5.2 Decomposition

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Planning
  • Difference between combustion and decomposition
  • Information about three types of decomposition
  • Checking quiz

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Lessongoals
  • Learn about three types of decomposition.
  • Understand what the differences are between combustion and decomposition.

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What happened to the sausages?

Slide 5 - Open question

Heating substances, what can happen:
  • Phase transition 
  • Separation 
  • Combustion
  • Decomposition

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Decomposition
  • Chemical reaction with only one reactant (so no oxygen!).
  • Reaction stops when you stop adding energy.
  • You do not see fire, nor is there energy formed



Chemical reaction
Reactant --> decomposition products

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Slide 8 - Video

Three types of decomposition
  • Thermolysis (with heat)
  • Electrolysis (with electricity)
  • Photolysis  (with light)

So the previous slides where mostly about thermolysis, because it is sometimes mixed up with combustion this requires some extra focus.

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Slide 10 - Video

During the ironing of a shirt with an iron which is too hot there form scorchmarks. This is a ...
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Thermolysis
B
Electrolysis
C
Photolysis
D
No decomposition

Slide 11 - Quiz

A couple of years after installation a brightly coloured curtain has become faded in colour. This happened due to ...
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Thermolysis
B
Electrolysis
C
Photolysis
D
No decomposition

Slide 12 - Quiz

When you heat up glass to a really high temperature you can shape it into another form, this is ...
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Thermolysis
B
Electrolysis
C
Photolysis
D
No decomposition

Slide 13 - Quiz

With the help of electicity aluminium is made from bauxite ore. This is ...
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Thermolysis
B
Electrolysis
C
Photolysis
D
No decomposition

Slide 14 - Quiz

Go and do the exercises of paragraph 5.2

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