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Title of the Experience
Water as dissolvent
Name of the student
Hasan Ismail Jaloul
Country where it took place
Bulgaria
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Biology
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
I did not understand anything from what we study in biology and is related to chemistry. Once Mrs. N.Kostova decided with the help of some of my classmates to show in front of the board how water dissolves substances. My classmates played the role of different atoms and molecules. They hold their hands and formed chemical bonds, they hauled each other to present the different attraction and repulsion of atoms, they let hold of their hands and thus showed how substances decompose into ions in water. With the help of this example I was able to understand and learn the ability of water to dissolve substances.

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