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MM 1.6 Elizabeth
By Elorde Tuliao
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Use the diagram below to answer Questions 1 to 3
Question 1
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Question 2
2.
Question 3
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Question 4
4.
Models
Question 5
5.
Question 6
6.
Explain your answer for Question 5. What do you observe about the model that shows the sugar molecules are or are not attracted to water molecules?
Sentence starter:
The model shows sugar molecules (are or are not) attracted to water molecules because _______________
- If you choose to make your model on Google Classroom, look for the MM 1.6 Chromatography Model assignment in classwork
Make a model to show what the dye molecules look like on the chromatography paper
Question 7
7.
Two ways to do make your model
Use the Draw Tool in
“Show Your Work”
on goformative
OR
2. Use the MM 1.6 Chromatography Model on google classroom
Follow the directions on google classroom
Take a screenshot of your Chromatography Model
Add the picture of your Chromatography Model in
“Show Your Work”
on goformative
visibility
View drawing
Question 8
8.
Evidence
is information from a
source
(text, model, diagram, sim, video) to
prove or show your answer is correct.
Question 9
9.
How do you know? Explain your answer for
number 8
. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter:
The chromatography paper shows _______________
Question 10
10.
Question 11
11.
How do you know? Explain your answer for
number 10
. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter:
The chromatography paper shows _______________
Question 12
12.
What did you do to show the
level of attraction
(high attraction or low attraction) of molecules in our model?
Sentence starter:
EXIT TICKET
Use this Chromatography Model to answer the questions below:
Jamie and Raymar put food coloring (test mixture) on chromatography paper and the results are below.
Question 13
13.
Question 14
14.
Question 15
15.
How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 14. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)
Sentence starter:
Jamie's chromatography paper shows
Question 16
16.
Question 17
17.
Question 18
18.
How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 17. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)
Sentence starter:
Raymar's chromatography paper shows
A ______________ is a group with
more than one atom
A) Atom
B) Molecule
C) Substance
D) Mixture
A ______________ will have
one type of molecule
in it.
A) Atom
B) Molecule
C) Substance
D) Mixture
A ______________ will have
more than one
type of
molecule
in it.
A) Atom
B) Molecule
C) Substance
D) Mixture
What do the three models of water molecules have in common?
A) They all show the right color of water molecules.
B) They all show that a water molecule is always made of the same type number and kinds of atoms.
C) They all show that water molecules can be made of different arrangements of atoms.
This model shows sugar and water mixing together.
Attract
- to pull on an object
Does this model show sugar molecules are
attracted
to the water molecules?
A) No, this model does not show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules
B) Yes, this model shows sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules
Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the
MOST
attracted
to the water molecules?
A) Dye 1 - Blue
B) Dye 2 - Red
C) Dye 3 - Yellow
Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the
LEAST
attracted
to the water molecules?
A) Dye 1 - Blue
B) Dye 2 - Red
C) Dye 3 - Yellow
How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?
A) 1 color
B) 2 colors
C) 3 colors
Is Jamie's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?
A) Substance
B) Mixture
How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?
A) 1 color
B) 2 colors
C) 3 colors
Is Raymar's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?
A) Substance
B) Mixture