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Separating Materials

by Avantis World
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Description

The scene lets students explore the desert island and the separation techniques used to separate water from a mixture of sand and salt. By observing the equipment and method, students will learn about filtration, evaporation, and crystallisation as methods of separating insoluble and soluble material from a liquid.

# Learning objectives

1: Know that Filtration Separates Water and Insoluble Materials {.info}

2: Know That Evaporation Separates Soluble Material from Water {.info}

# Filtration {.objective .objective1}

Students will learn about the process of filtration. They will learn that insoluble material will not dissolve as molecules are too big. Students will observe filtration and learn that a filter separates insoluble materials forming a filtrate. Students will be asked to explore the scene and identify filtration. They will be asked to describe the evidence used to identify the process of filtration.

# Evaporation {.objective .objective2}

Students will learn about that solution are made of a mixture between a solute dissolved in a solvent. They will learn that filtration cannot separate the mixture and that evaporation of the solvent is needed to separate a soluble material from its solvent. Students will be asked to explore the scene and identify evaporation. They will be aske to describe what happens to water as it evaporates.

# Crystallisation {.objective .objective3}

Students will learn that as water evaporates solutes come out of solution to form a solid residue. They will learn that as the solution becomes more concentrated, a solute will start to form crystals in a process known as crystallisation, eventually leaving a solid residue.

Students will be asked to explore the scene and observe evaporation. They will be asked to describe the evidence that crystallisation has taken place.

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