Chapter 6: Chemical Change
Lessons
- What is a Chemical Reaction?
- Controlling the Amount of Products in a Chemical Reaction
- Forming a Precipitate
- Temperature and Rate of a Chemical Reaction
- A Catalyst and the Rate of Reaction
- Using Chemical Change to Identify an Unknown
- Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions
- pH and Color Change
- Neutralizing Acids and Bases
- Carbon Dioxide Can Make a Solution Acidic
- Chemical Reactions & Engineering Design
- Natural Resources & Synthetic Materials
Project Based Lessons
Materials
Vist the materials page to see exactly which materials you'll need to complete the lessons in Chapter 6. Or, see the materials list for all of the lessons in MSC.
Teaching Resources
Teacher Background
Student Reading
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Student Reading
for chapter 6
Test Bank Questions
Sample Multimedia
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Bases Accept Protons
from Chapter 6, Lesson 8 -
Natural resource used to make the gel worm
Calcium chloride
from Chapter 6, Lesson 12 -
Controlling Amount of Products Formed
from Chapter 6, Lesson 2 -
H2C03
from Chapter 6, Lesson 10
