Changes in surface area, pressure, temperature, and concentration can affect the rate of a chemical reaction. At level 4, a student can predict and explain how changes in surface area or pressure impact reaction rate. At level 3, a student can explain how temperature and concentration influence reaction rate. Level 2 targets include explaining chemical bonds and atoms during reactions, modeling reactions with equations, and identifying reactants, products, and evidence of reactions.
Changes in surface area, pressure, temperature, and concentration can affect the rate of a chemical reaction. At level 4, a student can predict and explain how changes in surface area or pressure impact reaction rate. At level 3, a student can explain how temperature and concentration influence reaction rate. Level 2 targets include explaining chemical bonds and atoms during reactions, modeling reactions with equations, and identifying reactants, products, and evidence of reactions.
Changes in surface area, pressure, temperature, and concentration can affect the rate of a chemical reaction. At level 4, a student can predict and explain how changes in surface area or pressure impact reaction rate. At level 3, a student can explain how temperature and concentration influence reaction rate. Level 2 targets include explaining chemical bonds and atoms during reactions, modeling reactions with equations, and identifying reactants, products, and evidence of reactions.
pressure will affect the rate of a chemical reaction and explain the reasoning behind my prediction. Long Term Target I can explain why changes in temperature and concentration affect the rate of a chemical reaction. A: I can explain what happens to chemical bonds and to atoms during a chemical reaction. B: I can model a chemical reaction using a chemical equation. C: I can identify the reactants in a chemical reaction. D: I can identify the products in a chemical reaction. E: I can identify evidence that a chemical reaction did occur.
F: I can describe the role of collisions, energy and
particles in chemical reaction. G: I can describe what happens to the motion of particles when the temperature changes. H: I can describe what happens to the number of particles, in a mixture, when the concentration changes.