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1 Lesson Starter: copy and complete
Iron + Oxygen  __________________ Potassium + Water  ___________ + ______ Magnesium + Surfuric Acid  ______ + ___

2 To learn about the reactivity series
Learning Intention To learn about the reactivity series

3 Complete activity 1 on page 20 with your shoulder partner

4 Activity 1 Potassium Sodium Lithium Calcium Magnesium Zinc Iron Copper
Most reactive Potassium Sodium Lithium Calcium Magnesium Zinc Iron Copper

5 Potassium

6 Sodium

7 Lithium

8 Calcium

9 Magnesium

10 Above Reacts with water

11 Aluminium

12 Zinc

13 Iron

14 Tin

15 Lead

16 Above Reacts with water
Above reacts with Acid

17 Hydrogen

18 Copper

19 Above Reacts with water
Above reacts with Acid Above reacts with oxygen

20 Mercury

21 Silver

22 Gold

23 Platinum

24 You have to remember all of these – in order!
Potassium Sodium Lithium Calcium Magnesium Aluminium Zinc Iron Tin Lead Hydrogen Copper Mercury Silver Gold Platinum People Scream Loudly Cause Massive Angry Zombies In Their Loft Have Caused Many Smashed Gold Plates You have to remember all of these – in order!

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