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Chemistry Unit 3 (Round 5)
Molecular Processes in Earth Systems

How could we find and use the resources we need to live beyond Earth?

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Unit Resources and Lessons Documents

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Lesson 2

What are the building blocks to make the resources we need to live off Earth?

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Lesson 5

Could there be a substitute for water that humans could use in space?

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Lesson 8

How could the structures of liquids explain their interactions with surface materials?

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Lesson 11

Where can we find the resources we need to make materials needed to survive off of Earth?

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Lesson 3

How do these elements connect to form the resources we need?

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Lesson 6

Do other objects have water or enough of its ingredients?

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Lesson 9

What roles does water play in supporting life?

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Lesson 12

What is the full impact of going to space?

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Lesson 1

What types of things would people need to survive off of Earth?

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Lesson 4

Why do elements have more electrons than connections?

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Lesson 7

How could we find water on the surfaces of other planets?

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Lesson 10

How can we make the materials we would need to survive beyond Earth?

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