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TGIntro1:
What is on this CD-ROM? |
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Stuff
& Substance aims to establish the chemical idea
of a substance. The phenomena of the material world can be
understood in terms of three different things that could happen
to a sample of a substance:
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It could change
state;
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It could mix up with one or
more other substances;
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It could undergo chemical change
on its own or in interaction with another substance.
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These three possibilities give rise to the three sections
of Stuff & Substance:
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Substances
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Mixtures of Substances
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Changing Substances |
The main contents section provides structured materials for
teachers’ to use with a class or a small group of
students; the accompanying Teachers’ Guide provides more information
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Science Enhancement Programme CD-ROM 2005 |
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