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The chemical composition of living things
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2.1. Bioelements Bioelements are the chemical elements that form part of all living matter. There are around 70 bioelements, although not all of them are present in all organisms. Bioelements can be…
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True/false. Bioelements and biomolecules
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Are the following sentences true or false? Living things and rocks are made up of different chemical elements. All bioelements are present in living beings. Oligoelements are not bioelements.…
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Interpret. Molecules and crystals
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Look at the pictures and answer the questions: In what way is a sulphur molecule different from a water molecule? In a glass of water, what is the proportion of hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms? Describe…
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Did you know? Pure substances: elements and compounds
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Elements can be found in nature in different proportions. For example, on Earth, the most common elements are iron, oxygen and silicon (which is present in the silicon dioxide of the sand on beaches).…
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Interpret. A table
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In order to analyse the amount of humus in the soil, we react a sample of it with hydrogen peroxide. The carbon in the organic material reacts with this compound and as a result, the reaction gives off…
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Check. Test yourself
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Remember what you have studied in this unit and answer the questions: Why is it easy to compress a gas, but not a solid? What is the difference between chemical elements and chemical compounds? Are…
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Pure substances: elements and compounds
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3.1. Pure substances and mixtures Pure substances are substances which have a fixed composition and properties which allow us to identify them. Mixtures are made up of two or more pure substances. 3.2.…
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Volcanoes
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2.1. Volcanoes Volcanoes are formed when magma rises to the surface of the Earth (figure 1). During an eruption, there are explosions when gases escape from the magma. The lava pours out and forms lava…
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Sustainable Energy
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This is an overview of "Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot AIr" by David JC MacKay. It takes Britain as an example for statistics. It points out to what extent we are fossil fuel addicted…
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Write names and formulas. Matter and its properties
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Escribe las formulas correspondientes sin subíndice. Por ejemplo CO2 se escribe CO2. Remember what you have learnt about the formulas and names of binary compounds and do the following activities: Give…
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