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How Matter Acts The invisible world we move through and run into.

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How Matter Acts. The invisible world we move through and run into. “Pre-Test”. Draw how you imagine the particles are arranged in: Solids Liquids Gases. Draw how you imagine the particles are arranged in: Elements Mixtures Compounds. “Pre-Test 2”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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How Matter ActsThe invisible world we move through and

run into.

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“Pre-Test” Draw how you

imagine the particles are arranged in:◦Solids◦Liquids◦Gases

Draw how you imagine the particles are arranged in:◦Elements◦Mixtures◦Compounds

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Draw how you imagine the particles of aluminum are arranged.

Draw how you imagine the particles of steel are arranged.

“Pre-Test 2”

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Need: large syringe with lock & marshmallow

Avoid pulling the plunger out with the lock on.

Results

Torture the Marshmallow

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Large trash sack, vacuum

Avoid placing head inside bag.

Results

Shrink Wrap a Kid

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Aluminum can, tongs, hot plate, water from sink, container of ice water

Avoid: hot plate Practice with tongs

Results

Crush the Can

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Two sheets of paper & air from lungs.

Results

Paper & Air

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Vacuum pump, jar of marshmallow fluff, smushed plastic bottle with lid, warm water in beaker.

Results

Vacuum Pump and Marshmallow Fluff & et. al.

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Group the demos and activities we’ve done into groups that have similarities BASED ON HOW THEY WORK, not necessarily results.

Be ready to explain why you grouped them as you did.

Time to Organize

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Matter

Demo 1

Demo 2

Demo 3

Demo 4

Demo 5

Example 1

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Example 2Demo/Activity Reason Reason 2Butane RainPenny ChallengeShrink Wrap a KidMake a MessVacuum PumpTorture a MarshmallowErlenmeyer & balloon

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Someone’s Example

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Cup with colored water, straw, scissors, listen for oral instructions

Results

Group quiz time—why does this work?

Make a Mess

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Hot plate, 50 mL Erlenmeyer balloon, flask, water from sink, container of ice water

Results

Erlenmeyer Balloon & Flask

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Metal strip, metal ball & ring set-up, bunsen burner, container of cool water

Results

Bending Metal/Ball & Ring

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Syringes filled with water connected together with tubing.

Compare the “oomph” needed when the syringes are different sizes.

Why does this occur?

Gases are Squishy; Liquids Aren’t

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Aspirator—come up and feel it work, some empty sealable container (plastic or metal)

Results

Sink Crushes a Container

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Film container of pennies, clear container of water, flexcam

If I take out half of the pennies, what will the container of pennies do to the water level?

Results:

Penny Challenge

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Large syringes with lock, butane containers, muscle.

Results

Butane Rain

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Group the demos and activities we’ve done into groups that have similarities BASED ON HOW THEY WORK, not necessarily results.

Be ready to explain why you grouped them as you did.

Time to Organize

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Aquarium with water, diet pop and regular pop

Result

Group sketch on whiteboard

Diet vs Regular

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Pressure cooker, styrofoam, time—group quiz time.

Shrinking Styrofoam