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    Values: Cooperation, Industriousness: Science and Health V

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    This document outlines an experiment to identify the variables involved in photosynthesis. It describes extracting chlorophyll from green leaves by boiling them in denatured alcohol. This causes the green chlorophyll to dissolve out, showing why leaves appear green. Students will observe that boiling a non-green leaf produces no color change. They will identify the variables in photosynthesis like sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and oxygen. The chemical equation for photosynthesis is provided. The assignment is to explain why leaves are green.

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    This document outlines an experiment to identify the variables involved in photosynthesis. It describes extracting chlorophyll from green leaves by boiling them in denatured alcohol. This causes the green chlorophyll to dissolve out, showing why leaves appear green. Students will observe that boiling a non-green leaf produces no color change. They will identify the variables in photosynthesis like sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and oxygen. The chemical equation for photosynthesis is provided. The assignment is to explain why leaves are green.

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    This document outlines an experiment to identify the variables involved in photosynthesis. It describes extracting chlorophyll from green leaves by boiling them in denatured alcohol. This causes the green chlorophyll to dissolve out, showing why leaves appear green. Students will observe that boiling a non-green leaf produces no color change. They will identify the variables in photosynthesis like sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and oxygen. The chemical equation for photosynthesis is provided. The assignment is to explain why leaves are green.

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    This document outlines an experiment to identify the variables involved in photosynthesis. It describes extracting chlorophyll from green leaves by boiling them in denatured alcohol. This causes the green chlorophyll to dissolve out, showing why leaves appear green. Students will observe that boiling a non-green leaf produces no color change. They will identify the variables in photosynthesis like sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and oxygen. The chemical equation for photosynthesis is provided. The assignment is to explain why leaves are green.

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    SCIENCE AND HEALTH V

    42. Date: ____________


    I.

    OBJECTIVE:
    Identify the variables in the experiment.
    Values:

    Cooperation, industriousness

    II. SUBJECT MATTER:


    The Food Factory (Photosynthesis)
    A. Science Concepts/Ideas:
    1. Chlorophyll - the green pigment in plants
    2. Cuticle - transparent skin of a leaf
    2. Chloroplast - small green packages found inside the cells.
    3. Xylem - are veins and venules which are made up of bundles of microscopic tubes.
    4. Stomata - tiny openings found on leaves.
    3. Phloem - another bundle of microscopic tubes distributed to all the cells of the plant.
    B. Processes:
    Observing, experimenting
    C. Materials:
    Chlorophyll extraction apparatus, denatured alcohol, alcohol burner, leaf
    References:
    Science and Health V Module by Jessie A. Villegas pp. 92-95
    Into the Future: S/H V
    III. PROCEDURE:
    A. Preparatory Activity:
    Checking of Assignment
    Review:
    1. How do plants respond to water and gravity?
    1. How do plants respond to sunlight?
    2. How do the plants grow?
    B. Developmental Activities:
    1. Motivation
    Look at the surroundings. What do you observe on plants? Why are the leaves green?
    2. Presentation/Activity
    Group into two.
    Each group will fill one-half of the chlorophyll extraction apparatus as shown in Fig. 5.2
    with denatured alcohol. Cut a green leaf into smaller pieces and immerse then in the
    denatured alcohol.
    Fill one-fourth of the enameled dish with water to immerse the bottom of the test tube.
    Heat the water both with an alcohol burner and allow the denatured alcohol to boil for 10
    to 15 minutes.
    Repeat the above steps using a non-green leaf.

    3. Concept Formation
    Each group will present their experiment.
    What are the variables in the food factory?
    What chemical equation is done in photosynthesis?
    Draw the food factory.
    4. Application
    What are the elements of photosynthesis?
    IV. EVALUATION:
    Identify the variables in the diagram.
    1

    3
    2
    Chemical Equation of photosynthesis:
    sunlight
    6H2O + 6CO2
    C6H12O6 + 6O2
    V. ASSIGNMENT:
    Why are leaves green?

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