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Define polymerization and types of
1.
polymers with examples.
Explore and discuss the various types
2. of synthetic fibers with its properties
and uses.
3. Analyze and compare the properties
of synthetic fibers with respect to
natural fibers- Absorbency, Burning
test and Tensile Strength.
4. Discuss the types and uses of plastics
and debate on the topic ‘challenges
faced in producing eco-friendly
plastics.
5. Investigate the impact of plastics on
environment and suggest measures
for the sustainable environment.
Grade 8
Chemistry Chapter: Synthetic fibers and plastics
UNIT-1
Student Name: ___________________________ Total Score: ___________ / 10 Date:
I can define) 1. What is meant by biodegradable and non-biodegradable
(_________/ substances? Give one example each.
2 marks)
Unistructural
I can classify
(_________/ 2. Differentiate between natural and synthetic fibres?
2 marks)
Multi-structural
I can explain
(______/2 3. Metal containers are not preferred to store chemicals. But we
marks) use glass containers. Explain the reason.
I can describe
(_________/ 4. Describe 4R’s in waste management.
Relational
1 mark)
I can analyse 5. Analyze the ill effects caused by the use of plastics? (Any two
( ________ / points). Relate it with environment and explain?
3 marks)
Extended Abstract
VTR- GIVE 1 AND GET 1
BURNING TEST FOR FIBERS
LO: Analyze and compare the properties of synthetic fibers with respect to natural fibers- Burning test
Aim:_______________________________________________
A flame is applied to the end of the fibers, yarn, or cloth.
Materials Fiber samples: wool, cotton, silk, rayon, and
polyester Forceps Candle or Bunsen burner
Hypothesis: _______________________________________
__________________________________________________
Safety Precautions
The forceps used will get hot. Allow the forceps to cool
before handling the tips that were in the fire.
Place any hot or smoldering fibers on a flame proof
surface. Allow them to cool before discarding.
Procedure
Light a candle or a Bunsen burner
Holding a fiber, bring it close, but not in direct
contact, to the flame. Does the fiber melt, ignite, or
curl? Record your observations.
Touch the fiber to the edge of the flame. Does the
fiber ignite quickly or slowly? Does it sputter, melt,
or drip? Record your observations.
Remove the fiber from the flame. Does it continue to
burn? Does it glow and smolder? Does it self-
extinguish? Record your observations.
If you note the odor of burning hair: fiber is probably
silk or wool
If you note the odor of burning paper: fiber is
probably cotton, rayon, or linen
If the fiber melts and forms beads: fiber is probably acetate, polyester, Dacron, nylon or
Orlon
If the fiber does not burn: fiber is probably asbestos or a glass fiber
Inference/Conclusion:
Self-assessment Rubrics
Criteria (1) (2) (3)
Original Can perform the Can recall the Can recollect the
thinking experiment with the characteristics of the characteristics if synthetic
given procedure and synthetic and natural and natural fiber, frame
formulate the hypothesis. fiber and use the same procedure and hypothesis
to frame the procedure for the experiment and
for the experiment and analyze the information
formulate hypothesis based on the knowledge.
Conceptual Can perform the Can perform the Can perform the experiment
understanding experiment using experiment using using scientific tools and
and scientific tools and scientific tools and methods. Classify the fabric
comprehension methods methods and to classify into natural and synthetic
the fabric into natural and relate the test to real life
and synthetic. scenario.
Grade 8/Chemistry/2024-25
Aim: To compare the water absorption capacities of synthetic and natural fabrics.
Materials required: Two beakers, water, and a piece of polyester or rayon/nylon
fabric, a piece of cotton fabric.
Procedure: Take equal amount of water in two beakers. Soak the fabric in water taken
in different beakers. Take the piece out after five minutes. Compare the volume of water
remaining in the beakers.
Observation:
Material Water Reading Volume of water remaining
in the beakers
Initial Final
(After 2-3
minutes)
Synthetic Fiber:
Synthetic Fiber:
Natural Fiber:
Inference:
Conclusion:
Q2. Draw a mind map on different types of synthetic fibres explaining uses for each.
Q5. Write a report on plastic pollution in oceans affecting marine ecosystem and
suggest solutions to reduce or overcome it.
Grade 8/Chemistry/2024-25
L-2
Q1.
Q3.
Q4. Report writing on harmful effects of plastic pollution on land and recycling of
plastic waste.
Grade 8/Chemistry/2024-25
L-3
Q1.
Q2.RESEARCH WORK
Q5. Report writing on “Micro plastics” and “Microbeads” and its effects on
environment.
Q2.
Q3.
Grade 8/Chemistry/2024-25
Q4.
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SOLO TAXONOMY
Grade 8
Chemistry Synthetic fibers and plastics- RECAP
UNIT-1
Student Name: ___________________________ Total Score: ___________ / 10 Date:
I can recall the 1. Parachutes and ropes for climbing mountains are
properties of made of:
synthetic fibers and A. Rayon B. Polyester C. Acrylic D. Nylon
Unistructural
plastics (----/ 2 2. The plastics that cannot be repeatedly molten and
marks) given new shapes are called:
A. Thermoplastics B. Thermosetting Plastics C.
Elastomers
Extended Abstract
Design a fair test to identify the nature of the fibers.
RRE- Draw a concept map on different types of synthetic fibres and plastics.
Grade 8/Chemistry/2024-25