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Using the Periodic Table to Identify Atoms in a Formula
Use the periodic table to identify the elements represented by symbols in a chemical formula.
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Elements, Compounds, and Chemical Formulas
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Learners will distinguish between elements, compounds, and mixtures, and learn to read, write, and interpret chemical formulas by counting atoms and using the periodic table.
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Learning standards covered
AC9S8U06Australian Curriculum (v9) · Science · 8th Gradeclassify matter as elements, compounds or mixtures and compare different representations of these, including 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional models, symbols for elements and formulas for molecules and compounds
Open Global Standard:OGS.9.PS.1
OGS.9.PS.1