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Chapter 1: Matter—Solids, Liquids, and Gases Students are introduced to the idea that matter is composed of atoms and molecules that are attracted to each other and in constant motion. Students explore the attractions and motion of atoms and molecules as they experiment with and observe the heating and cooling of a solid, liquid, and gas. Chapter 2: Changes of State Students help design experiments to test whether the temperature of water affects the rate of evaporation and whether the temperature of water vapor affects the rate of condensation. Chapter 3: Density Students experiment with objects that have the same volume but different mass and other objects that have the same mass but different volume to develop a meaning of density. Chapter 4: The Periodic Table & Bonding Students look more deeply into the structure of the atom and play a game to better understand the relationship between protons, neutrons, electrons, and energy levels in atoms and their location in the periodic table. Related:  MatterScience Course

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home No Opt Out | Questioning Techniques for the Classroom No opt out is an all or nothing strategy that requires the students to answer questions that are asked of them correctly. Incorrect or partially answered questions should be corrected by other students who have their hands raised, continuing until the right answer is given. If an incorrect answer is given then that student will continue to be asked questions until a correct answer is given. Student Who Refuses to Try – If a student replies I don’t know or I don’t want to answer, turn to another student and ask them the same question, once you achieve the correct answer from another student, turn back to the first student who could not answer the question and ask them if they can answer now. Important Point – To ensure students confidence, make sure that you as a teacher approach this strategy in a cheerful and positive manner, also having this attitude makes them know that you believe that they can do it. No Opt Out Guide Like this: Like Loading...

Solid State of Matter These crystals of the mineral pyrite are a good example of a solid. Click on image for full size Courtesy of Corel Solid is one of the four common states of matter. The three others are gas, liquid, and plasma. There are also some other exotic states of matter that have been discovered in recent years. Unlike liquids and gases, solids have definite shapes. The atoms or molecules in a solid are packed together much more tightly in a solid than in a gas or a liquid. Solids are usually much more dense than liquids and gases, but not always. Many solid materials will melt when heated. Crystals, wood, rocks, most metals, and glass are all examples of common solids. Shop Windows to the Universe Science Store! Learn about Earth and space science, and have fun while doing it! You might also be interested in: The Plasma State Plasma is known as the fourth state of matter. Molecules Most things around us are made of groups of atoms bonded together into packages called molecules. Carbon Dioxide - CO2

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Validity vs Reliability vs Accuracy in Physics Experiments Introduction to Validity, Reliability, and Accuracy of Experiments Practical assessments are designed to test your practical skills: how well you can design and carry out an experiment and analyse results, but also your understanding of the purpose of the experiment and its limitations. One aspect of this is the reliability, validity, and accuracy of the experiment. In this article we discuss: What is an experiment? An experiment is a set of measurements that are analysed to test a link or relationship between different things. When writing the method of an experiment, you must ensure that each step of the method incorporates reliability, accuracy or validity. Validity What is validity? Validity relates to the experimental method and how appropriate it is in addressing the aim of the experiment: “Is my experiment suitable?” Several aspects of the experiment can contribute to validity: the equipment, the experimental method, and the analysis of the results. How do you improve validity? Accuracy

A Matter of State A plastic bottle is compressed following a flight Photo Credit: Korte Purpose To help students understand that particle movement changes as a substance changes from one phase to another phase. Context This lesson is designed to give students the opportunity to observe a phenomenon created by particle movement. Prior to this lesson, students should have been introduced to the notion that matter may go through different phase changes. This particular benchmark may be difficult for students to grasp because middle-school and high-school students are deeply committed to a theory of continuous matter. Additionally, many students do not understand that all substances undergo some type of movement. Emphasis needs to be placed on helping students understand that there are different motions exhibited by substances in their respective phases. Motivation Ask students to write descriptions of the three common states of matter. Development Break the class into lab groups of four to five students.

Revolució Russa | Ciències Socials, Geografia i Història 1. Conèixer les característiques de l’Imperi tsarista a principi del segle XX. 2. Identificar les causes que van desencadenar la revolució de 1905. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Esquema 1. Un imperi immens i endarrerit. L’oposició tsarista. 2. Agitació social i política durant el regnat de Nicolau II. Guerra russojaponesa (1904). Diumenge sagnant. Motí de la tripulació del cuirassat Potiomkin. 3. Convocatòria d’una Duma El ministre Stolipin i la reforma agrària. La conjuntura de la Primera Guerra mundial. 4. Els soviets. Vaga general a Petrograd. Abdicació del tsar Nicolau II Govern provisional. Lenin i les tesis d’abril. Aleksandr Kerenski i la constitució d’una Assemblea Constituent. El cop d’Estat del general Kornilov. El partit bolxevic i la seva popularitat entre les masses. 5. Tropes lleials als bolxevics i la Guàrdia Roja ocupen bancs, centrals telèfoniques i estacions de ferrocarril [la nit del 24 al 25 d’octubre]. Assalt al Palau d’hivern [25 d’octubre]. Tractat de Brest-Litovsk. 6. 7.

Catapult by Kyla Rudd on Prezi States of Matter States of Matter Barbara Pawela May School 512 S. Lavergne Chicago IL 60644 312-534-6140 Objectives: Grades 4-6 The students will be able to: A. Materials needed: a variety of solids Ziplock plastic bags hot plate a variety of liquids clear plastic glasses 2 beakers spray perfume 2 Erlanmeyer flasks electric fan or 2Tbs. powdered Sulfur 2 L Erlanmeyer flask hair dryer 2Tbs. iron filings 1 L beaker pre 1982 penny 20 ml nitric acid bent glass tubing one- hole rubber baking soda round balloons stopper Iodine gas tube food coloring vinegar acetate fabric ice ping pong balls 50 ml acetone 4 cans gas model container 1/2 tsp. salt watch glass crucible clear container Bromine gas tubeStrategies: Activity I: 1. Activity II: 1. Activity III: 1. Activity IV: (Optional) Teacher demonstration. 1. Activity V: 1. Activity VI: 1. Activity VII: PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT 1.

AYUDA PARA MAESTROS Nitrates Background Information Nitrogen is an element needed by all living plants and animals to build protein. In aquatic ecosystems, nitrogen is present in many forms. It can combine with oxygen to form a compound called nitrate. Nitrates may come from fertilizers, sewage, and industrial waste. They can cause eutrophication of lakes or ponds. Test Procedure Perform the nitrate test using a nitrate-nitrogen test kit. NO3 x 0.23 = NO3-N What To Expect A nitrate-nitrogen reading of less than 1.0 ppm is considered to be excellent. States of matter — Science Learning Hub Anything that has mass1 is made up of matter2 – an all-encompassing word for atoms and molecules3 that make up our physical world. We describe this matter as existing in states (sometimes referred to as phases). Most people are familiar with three states of matter4 – solids, liquids and gases5 – but there are two more that are less commonly known but just as important – plasmas and Bose-Einstein condensates. Rights: The University of Waikato Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato Three states of matter Solids, liquids and gases are three states of matter. It is important to understand the particle6 nature of matter. Solid Something is usually described as a solid if it can hold its own shape and is hard to compress (squash). Rights: Foobar, Creative Commons 3.0 Gallium crystal Gallium is an uncommon metal that exists in a liquid and solid form. Right now, you are probably sitting on a chair, using a mouse or a keyboard that is resting on a desk – all those things are solids. Liquid Gas Plasma Lightning

15 blogs con experimentos de Física y Química La mejor manera de que los estudiantes asimilen correctamente la parte teórica de cualquier asignatura es mediante ejercicios y actividades prácticas. En este sentido, y para trabajar la asignatura de Física y Química, hemos recopilado varias páginas web con experimentos para que el alumnado diferentes niveles educativos. más de cincuenta experimentos se encuentran en este blog elaborado para servir como guía de la actividad. Incluye tanto los objetivos como el listado de materiales necesarios y cada uno de los pasos que debemos dar para elaborar el experimento. casi 50 experimentos son los que encontramos en esta web, que a pesar de estar escrita en inglés dispone de una serie de instrucciones muy fáciles de seguir para llevar a cabo los experimentos de Física y Química, así como otro tipo de actividades. 7Fisquiweb el origen de este espacio se encuentra ligado al departamento de Física y Química del IES Juan A.

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