English National Curriculum - Science Science

1. Explore the conservation of mass

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Explain that mass is always conserved in chemical reactions

Calculate the masses involved in chemical reactions

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conservation

To prevent wasting a resource.

magnesium

A mineral which is crucial for a bodies normal bone structure.

sodium

A mineral that is frequently found in multiple food products.

calcium

Known as the symbol Ca in the periodic table, the fifth most plentiful element within the Earth that is an alkaline-earth metal.

oxide

Chemical compounds where an element is merged with oxygen.

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