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Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Upload Click for my personal website Subscription preferences Loading... Doctor Mad Science Cool Science Experiments for Kids | Grape + Microwave = Plasma Fireworks 11,941 views 6 months ago Put a grape in the microwave and watch it become plasma fireworks. When you cut a grape ALMOST in half, and put it in the microwave, it will create plasma and make an awesome reaction. Step 1: Put a grape on a ceramic plate Step 2: Cute the grape almost in half. Keep part of the grape connectedStep 3: Put the grape and plate in the microwave Step 4: Put it in for 5 secondsStep 5: Watch the grape and microwave turn into plasma

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SponholtzProductions Contents:Chapter 1: Why Hybridization Theory was Developed, Why is it Important to Visualize Atoms within a Molecule in Three-Dimensions. Chapter 2: Review of s and p Atomic Orbitals, How sp3 Carbon Formed, Shape of sp3 Orbitals and Angles, Representation on Blackboard or in Book, Sigma Bonds, Free- Rotation of C-C Sigma Bonds, Conformational Analysis, Energy of Eclipsed and Staggered Conformations, Newman Projections, Dihedral Angles, Barrier of Rotation. Narration: Gordon W. Gribble, PH.D., Dartmouth CollegeFull DVD available at Including:Chapter 3: How sp2 Carbon Formed, Shape of sp2 Orbitals and Angles, Representation on Blackboard or in Book, pi Bonds, Electron Density and Geometry of Double Bond, How to Draw Double Bonds in 3-D, Geometric Isomers (E and Z), Isomerization of Geometric Isomers.

Welcome to Reactions in Chemistry Unit 1.6 The Mole This section deals with the concept of the mole. Interviews with students reveal their uncertainty about the concept. An activity is presented to help students visualize what a mole is by combining a familiar game with chemical calculations. Video program cues: 33:40-42:40 What is a mole?

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