
Fission vs Fusion
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Science
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9th Grade
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Kesa Randell
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32 Slides • 10 Questions
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OVERALL LESSON OBJECTIVE
Standard: SPS4.c - Develop a model that illustrates how the nucleus changes as a result of fission and fusion.
Success Criteria
We are learning to describe the processes of nuclear fusion and nuclear fission using academic vocabulary.
Learning Intention
We will be able to describe the processes of nuclear fusion and nuclear fission using academic vocabulary in writing using at least three sentences without using our notes.
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Standard: SPS4.c
Develop a model that illustrates how the nucleus changes as a result of fission and fusion.
Essential Question: How can you compare and contrast nuclear fission and nuclear fusion?
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Fission vs. Fusion
Ms. Randell's * 9th Grade Physical Science
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Multiple Choice
What type of radiation is taking place in the diagram on the previous slide?
Fission
Fusion
Alpha decay
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Multiple Choice
Splitting of atoms, is an example of
alpha decay
fission
beta decay
fusion
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The Nucleus
Some text here about the topic of discussion
Atoms identified by the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
radium-228
Nuclide
Neutrons
Protons
Nucleons
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Directions:
1. Look at the projected statements that will follow this slide.
2. Move to the corner that you feel most accurately relates to the statement.
3. The teacher will reveal the correct answer and misconceptions will be cleared up.
4. Repeat steps 1 - 3.
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FOUR CORNERS ACTIVITY
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Multiple Choice
This process does not normally occur in nature.
fission
fusion
both fission and fusion
neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
This process produces more stable nuclides and is thus exothermic
fission
fusion
both fission and fusion
neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
Involves an energy change that is smaller than that associated with chemical reactions.
fission
fusion
both fission and fusion
neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
Involves combining two or more lighter atoms into a larger one.
fission
fusion
both fission and fusion
neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
Releases immense quantities of energy.
fission
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both fission and fusion
neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
A high density, high temperature environment is required for this process.
fission
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neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
Uses the energy stored in atomic particles in the energy production process.
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neither fission nor fusion
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Multiple Choice
Silicon is the nuclear fuel used in this process.
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neither fission nor fusion
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