Thursday 10.13_MM 1.6

MM 1.6: Nanovision Models of Chromatography
Objective: KWBAT create a digital model to represent what is happening to molecules on the nanoscale when they separate during a chromatography experiment.

Use the diagram below to answer Questions 1 to 3

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Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.

What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

This model shows sugar and water mixing together.

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Attract - to pull on an object. Does this model show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules?

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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 _______________

MM 1.6 Chromatography Model worksheet
Make a model to show what the dye molecules look like on the chromatography paper

Use the correct chromatography model to answer the questions below

Add Nanovision Model

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How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper

Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

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How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

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What did you do to show the level of attraction (high attraction and low attraction) of molecules in our model?

Sentence starter: I put the ____________ color molecules at the top of the chromatography paper because _. I put the color molecules at the bottom of the chromatography paper because _________.

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.

Use this model to answer questions 12 to 14

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How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?

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Use this model to answer questions 15 to 16

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How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?

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Thursday 10.13_MM 1.6

MM 1.6: Nanovision Models of Chromatography

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.

What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

Attract - to pull on an object. Does this model show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules?

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 _______________

MM 1.6 Chromatography Model worksheet

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper

Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?

How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?

MM 1.6: Nanovision Models of Chromatography

A ______________ is a group with more than one atom

A ______________ will have one type of molecule in it.

A ______________ will have more than one type of molecule in it.

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.

What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

Attract - to pull on an object. Does this model show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules?

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 _______________

MM 1.6 Chromatography Model worksheet

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the MOST attracted to the water molecules?

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper

Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the LEAST attracted to the water molecules?

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?

Is Jamie's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?

Is Raymar's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. 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 ______________ will have one type of molecule in it.

A ______________ will have more than one type of molecule in it.

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the MOST attracted to the water molecules?

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the LEAST attracted to the water molecules?

Is Jamie's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

Is Raymar's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Raymar's chromatography paper shows

Thursday 10.13_MM 1.6

Thursday 10.13_MM 1.6

MM 1.6: Nanovision Models of Chromatography

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

Attract - to pull on an object. Does this model show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules?

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 _______________

MM 1.6 Chromatography Model worksheet

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography PaperSentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography PaperSentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?

How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?

MM 1.6: Nanovision Models of Chromatography

A ______________ is a group with more than one atom

A ______________ will have one type of molecule in it.

A ______________ will have more than one type of molecule in it.

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

Attract - to pull on an object. Does this model show sugar molecules are attracted to the water molecules?

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 _______________

MM 1.6 Chromatography Model worksheet

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the MOST attracted to the water molecules?

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography PaperSentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the LEAST attracted to the water molecules?

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography PaperSentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How many colors do you see on Jamie's chromatography paper?

Is Jamie's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

How many colors do you see on Raymar's chromatography paper?

Is Raymar's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. 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 ______________ will have one type of molecule in it.

A ______________ will have more than one type of molecule in it.

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the MOST attracted to the water molecules?

Looking at the chromatography strip, which color dye molecules was the LEAST attracted to the water molecules?

Is Jamie's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

Is Raymar's food coloring (test mixture) a substance or a mixture?

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)Sentence starter: Raymar's chromatography paper shows

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.

What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

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 _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper

Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

Below are three different models scientists could draw to show water molecules.

What do the three models of water molecules have in common?

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 _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 7. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper

Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for number 9. Use evidence you observed (what did you see) from the Chromatography Paper
Sentence starter: The chromatography paper shows _______________

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Raymar's chromatography paper shows

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 13. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Jamie's chromatography paper shows

How do you know? Explain your answer for Question 16. Use evidence (what you see) from the Chromatography model)

Sentence starter: Raymar's chromatography paper shows