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Activity Sheets - Lesson 2_ What Factors Cause Objects to Rust the Most

This document outlines an HS Chemistry lesson focused on the factors that cause objects to rust. Students are tasked with identifying independent and dependent variables in their experiments, creating a directional hypothesis, and brainstorming factors affecting rusting. It includes instructions for controlling variables and comparing results in a structured experiment.

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Activity Sheets - Lesson 2_ What Factors Cause Objects to Rust the Most

This document outlines an HS Chemistry lesson focused on the factors that cause objects to rust. Students are tasked with identifying independent and dependent variables in their experiments, creating a directional hypothesis, and brainstorming factors affecting rusting. It includes instructions for controlling variables and comparing results in a structured experiment.

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Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ________________ Period: ________________

HS Chemistry Unit 2 Lesson 2: What factors


cause objects to rust the most?
Part 1: Independent and Dependent variables
This time you will be assigned materials per group and you will be
identifying the dependent and independent variables on the experiments.
Watch first the video attached in the google classroom and make your to
complete the table below.

Materials

Iron nails (or steel wool)


Water
Salt
Vinegar
Oil
Beaker or cups
Labels
Creating a Directional Hypothesis
1. In the space below, record a directional hypothesis that you will test in your experiment.

Optional sentence stems:


● (More/less) _______________ leads to (more/less/the same amount of) _______________.
● If ___________ (increases/decreases), then _____________ will (increase/decrease/stay the same).

Brainstorming Our Variables


2. Individually brainstorm what factors you think could affect an object’s rusting and what data you want
to collect.

Independent Variable: What factors could affect how Dependent Variable: What data should we collect to
much iron or steel rusts? **ONLY CHOOSE THE know how much the iron or steel rusted?
VARIABLE THAT YOU ARE CHANGING***

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Optional sentence stem: Optional sentence stem:
● “We are testing _____. We will do this by…” ● “I think we should measure _______. We will do
this by…”

Control Group: What will be the experimental Ways to Eliminate Confounding Variables How can
condition that we will compare our results to? you make sure other variables are controlled for?

Optional sentence stem: Optional sentence stem:


● “We can compare our ● “To keep the experiment controlled, ______
results to _____ because…” shouldn’t change. I will do this by…”

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