English National Curriculum - Science Science
Mission Objectives
Define diffusion
Give examples of diffusion in plants and animals
Investigate the effect of temperature on the rate of diffusion
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Words and meanings to learn
high concentration
a large number of particles in a small space
low concentration
a small number of particles in a large space
diffusion
the movement of atoms or molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
substance
a chemical or material
rate
the speed at which an event occurs
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Resources: 250ml beaker, teabags, paper, marker pen, tripod, gauze, bunsen burner, heat proof mat, thermometer, stopwatch and the handout.
Core Handout: Diffusion investigation sheet.
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