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6 - Conservation of Mass

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on the Law of Conservation of Mass and the application of ratio concepts in chemical reactions. It includes objectives, success criteria, and activities related to calculating reacting masses, using paracetamol as an example. The document also features progress checks and tasks to reinforce learning.

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6 - Conservation of Mass

The document outlines a lesson plan focused on the Law of Conservation of Mass and the application of ratio concepts in chemical reactions. It includes objectives, success criteria, and activities related to calculating reacting masses, using paracetamol as an example. The document also features progress checks and tasks to reinforce learning.

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Task on entry

1 Write the answers on the blank


side of your notebook.
2 1. What does a balanced formula equation show?

3 The reactants and products and their formulae,


the ratio of the amounts of the reactant and

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products.

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L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
Conservation of Mass
April 30, 2025
7Cs: Communication and collaboration
Learning Objective:
To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to
calculate the reacting masses in a chemical reaction.
Success Criteria:
I can apply the idea of conservation of mass.
I can apply ratios to calculate reacting masses.

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Keywords: Conservation of mass, Ratio.

L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
Starter (4 min)
Using the class discussion, fill in the gaps below to show the mass of pastry
that would be made, and the ratios of masses of the ingredients in the recipe

2 for the pastry.

L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
Main learning
Paracetamol is made from chemical reaction two reactant
(amino phenol and ethanoic anhydride). The other by
product is ethanoic acid. The word and chemical equation
is given below.

In all chemical reactions, the atoms rearrange and join


together differently. The number and mass of each type of
atom do not change. This means that the total mass of
reactant is equal to the total mass of product. This
is the conservation of mass.
Calculate number of carbon and hydrogen atoms in the reactant and product side of
above reaction ?

L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
the reacting masses in a chemical reaction.
Main learning
Calculate the total mass of reactants and the
products? Write the conclusion
from the below
calculation you have
made.

Therefore, we can conclude


that
Total Mass of reactants
= Total mass of products

Reactant: Product:
O.72g +0.68g = 1.40g 1.00g +0.40g = 1.40g

L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
the reacting masses in a chemical reaction.
MAIN LEARNING
The ratios of the reactants to the mass of
paracetamol is shown below:

Aminophenol : ethanoic anhydride :


paracetamol

0.72 : 0.68 : 1.00

The ratio is always the same, whatever the amount


of paracetamol you want to make.

To find the masses of reactant to make 100g of


paracetamol, multiply all the number in the ratio by
100.
CALCULATE THE MASS OF AMINOPHENOL NEED TO MAKE 100G OF
PARACETAMOL ?.
L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
L.O.: To interpret and write balanced chemical equations.
Progress check 1
ch of the following best demonstrates the Law of Conservation of Mass?
urning wood and the ashes weigh less than the originaal wood
elting ice, where the mass of water equals the mass of ice
ixing salt in water, where the salt disappears
metal rusting and its mass decreasing
wer: B) Melting ice, where the mass of water equals the mass of ice
3. In a chemical reaction, the total mass of reactants is 50g. What should be the total
mass of the products?
A) More than 50g
B) Less than 50g
C) Exactly 50g
D) Depends on the type of reaction
Answer: C) Exactly 50g
10g of hydrogen reacts with 80g of oxygen, what will be the mass of water produced?
g
g
g
0g
er: C) 90g
L.O.: To apply the Law of Conservation of Mass and ratio concepts to calculate
L.O.: To interpret and write balanced chemical equations.
Task 1 (10 min)

Keywords: conservation of mass, ratio


Task answer

Keywords: : Conservation of mass, Ratio.


Task 2 (10 min)
(c)

Keywords: : Conservation of mass, Ratio.


Task 2 (SA)
Self assessment
Use green pen

Keywords: : Conservation of mass, Ratio.


Task 3: Challenge

Keywords: Conservation of mass, Ratio.


Task 3: Challenge

Keywords: Conservation of mass, Ratio.


Plenary

1
2 Self-reflection

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