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The document discusses the reactivity series and properties of planets in the solar system. It begins with an introduction to the topic and then provides information about features of different planets like Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Neptune. Tables, graphs, and diagrams are used to illustrate properties such as each planet's distance from the sun and composition. The document also presents hypotheticals, potential uses, media depictions, and an exercise comparing planetary attributes.

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Research Methods Lesson - by Slidesgo

The document discusses the reactivity series and properties of planets in the solar system. It begins with an introduction to the topic and then provides information about features of different planets like Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Neptune. Tables, graphs, and diagrams are used to illustrate properties such as each planet's distance from the sun and composition. The document also presents hypotheticals, potential uses, media depictions, and an exercise comparing planetary attributes.

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The Reactivity

Series
By Aditya Singh
Introduction
Reactivity
Identifying Reactivity Series
1
Name of the
Section
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What Is This
Topic
About?
Here you could give a brief
description of the topic. For
example, if you are going to
mention Mercury, you could say
that it’s the innermost planet in
the Solar System
Features of the Topic

NEPTUNE JUPITER MARS


Neptune is the Jupiter is the
Despite being red,
farthest planet from fourth-brightest
Mars is a cold place
the Sun object in the sky
360
Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium
Hypothesis
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here if you need it

Mercury
This Is a Graph

MERCURY
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place

JUPITER
Jupiter is the biggest
planet of them all

To modify this graph, click on it, follow the link, change the data and paste the new graph here
15 mm
Is the area covered by the Sahara

67,700 people
Is the average rainfall per year in the Atacama Desert

9,200,000 km²
live in the Kharga Oasis
Practical Uses of This Subject

MERCURY JUPITER VENUS


Mercury is the Jupiter is the Venus is the
closest planet to fourth-brightest second planet
the Sun object in the sky from the Sun
Media
Despite being red, Mars is a
cold place. It’s full of iron
oxide dust, which gives the
planet its reddish cast
Did You Know This?
90% of Earth’s population lives in
the Northern Hemisphere

Venus has a beautiful name and is


the second planet from the Sun

Africa is the only continent that lies


in all four hemispheres
Problem Solution
Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is
and is the second planet actually a cold place. It’s
from the Sun full of iron oxide dust
This Is a Table

1 2 3

Mars 350,000 610,000 789,500

Venus 250,500 500,000 785,200


Process

1 2 3 4

Mercury is the Saturn is the Despite being Venus is the


closest planet to ringed one. It’s red, Mars is a second planet
the Sun a gas giant cold place from the Sun
Take Notes

TO DO KEYWORDS
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important notes important notes

IMPORTANT REMEMBER
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important notes important notes
Overview Diagram
DAY
1

Despite being red, Jupiter is the


Venus is the second
Mars is actually a biggest planet in the
planet from the Sun
cold place Solar System
Exercise
A B C

Saturn is composed of Venus is the second Neptune is the farthest


hydrogen and helium planet from the Sun planet from the Sun

D E F

Mercury is the closest Mars is a cold place full Jupiter is the fourth-
planet to the Sun of iron oxide dust brightest object
Assignment

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Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, and
Neptune is the farthest one. Calculate the
distance between these two planets
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