Updated: 04 Oct 2023
An experiment mixing a solid with a liquid to create a gas.
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Year: 5
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An experiment mixing a solid with a liquid to create a gas.
Use this resource when students are learning about the three states of matter.
Students perform an experiment where they mix a solid and a liquid to create a gas.
A set of questions is included in the download.
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