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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Inertia Demo
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Friday, January 21, 2011
A World Without Inertia
Wouldn't it be terrible? To actually learn more about inertia, go to the wikispace and watch the vodcast about Newton's Gravity.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Independence Day Chemistry
Ever wondered why some fireworks burst one color, while others explode and show a completely different color? What is responsible for this observation? Watch this video (shot this past summer) and also the video embedded below from "Science Friday". These will be good resources for answering the questions for your blog response.
If the video above doesn't work, try this link.
- Why do some fireworks glow different colors?
- What does this have to do with chemical composition, properties, and electrons?
- (Optional) What are some of your experiences with July 4 Fireworks?
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Crazy 8 Chemistry Labs
This video is also on YouTube with a higher resolution. Click here to view it.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Bonding and Matter Standard Check tomorrow...
Things to know for the standard check tomorrow:
- Key terms, such as Matter, Element, Compound, and Mixture
- How can the components that make up compounds be separated? What about the components of mixtures?
- How many different types of substances are needed to make elements, compounds, and mixtures?
- What happens to the properties of substances when they form compounds? Do they remain the same, or are they different? What happens to the properties of substances when mixtures are formed?
- Examples of physical properties and chemical properties
- Examples of physical and chemical changes: For more practice on physical and chemical changes go to this site, where there are 20 changes you can identify as being physical or chemical.
- How can you illustrate what occurs in an ionic bond? Here is a video, if you need a refresher....
- How can you illustrate what occurs in a covalent bond? Here is another video. Feel free to view it if you're not sure how to draw covalent bonds.
Let me know if you have any questions on this stuff. As always, I hope that all of you do a great job on the standard check tomorrow. Can you believe that it is the end of the 1st Quarter already?
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Human Bohr Model
Here is some video footage from last week's "Battle of Bohr" with the other 8th grade teams. It was a fun day! Sorry if each student/class is not present in the video -- You all did a great job.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Drawing a Neutral Atom
Noah and Jenny show us how it's done!
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