Visy Glass - Separation of Mixtures: Glass Recycling

SecondaryYear 7ScienceChemistryEnvironmentalRecyclingSustainability

Lesson Summary

Students will consider how the properties of materials influence the separation methods used in a glass recycling plant and recommend solutions to improve the efficiency of the glass recycling process.

Learning intentions

Students will:

consider how the properties of materials influence the separation methods used in a glass recycling plant.

Success criteria

Students can:

summarise how the properties of materials influence the separation methods used in a glass recycling plant
recommend solutions to improve the efficiency of the glass recycling process.

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Visy Glass - Separation of Mixtures: Glass Recycling

Lesson Summary

Learning intentions

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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