'Different metals' presentation slideshows

Electricity

Electricity. And Electrical Circuits!! Core 5.4 & 5.5. Physics knows its electron flow but often use conventional current . Direction of the current is taken to be opposite of the electron motion. Electrical Current is the amount of charge that moves through wire in a unit of time.

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Basic Electronics

Basic Electronics. Need to know. Definition of basic electrical paramater A set of rules for elementary circuit analysis The means of current flow in circuits with capacitance. Electrical Parameters. Potential Difference (V or E). Charges.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Hand Instruments. Oral Anatomy. Infection Control. Dental Materials. OHI. Four- Handed

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Introduction to infrared detection and temperature sensing

Introduction to infrared detection and temperature sensing. B. Rami Reddy AAMU, Physics Normal, AL 35762 E-mail: rami.bommareddi@aamu.edu NSF RISE Workshop/Short Course. July 12, 2007. Units of measurement. Photon energy= hf = hc/ ? (where f is the frequency)

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Electricity

Electricity. Electricity. - Physics - Approximately April 28 th to May 16 th. Electricity. Electricity. We will be discussing:. The Energuide Label (2009).

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PEN HOLDER Task 3

Design and Manufacture. PEN HOLDER Task 3. GUIDE BOOKLET N4/N5. Task 3: Overview Sheet. Activity (These are the Activities you must complete) 1) Initial Ideas Sheet Pg.10 ( T3A1D(1).5,6(2)1 ) 2) Detail Drawings Sheets Pg.14 ( T3A2D(2)1,2 )

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Mixtures!

Mixtures!. Q: What is the chemical formula for the molecules in candy? A: Carbon-Holmium-Cobalt-Lanthanum-Tellurium or CHoCoLaTe. Chapter 9.3 Part 2. Key concepts:. Analyze a solution in terms of its solute and solvent Explain how concentration affects a solution

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The Reactivity of A Metal and When it Was Discovered

The Reactivity of A Metal and When it Was Discovered. Alia Al-Khater. Introduction.

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Open-ended Questions

Open-ended Questions. Weaknesses in answering open-ended questions. Incomplete answer. Do not understand the concepts tested Not in context of the question. Not specific enough. - too general (no scientific terms used) - too much unnecessary information. Open-ended Questions.

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Electrochemistry

Year 10 Chemistry . Electrochemistry. Electrochemistry. Getting Started. You can make a simple electrical cell from a lemon, a think piece of copper wire and a trip of magnesium. Clean the copper wire and the magnesium strip with steel wool

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INTRODUCTION TO BRASS

INTRODUCTION TO BRASS. BY Veerapong Suejindaphorn Panupong Tassawong. Overview.

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Topic 5 Portable Power

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A.V.Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis (TIPS), Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

A.V.Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis (TIPS), Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS). Yuri Yampolsky, 12-13 November, Italy. History of the Institute. Founded in 1934 as Institute of Fossil Fuels 1948: Institute of Petroleum 1958: Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis

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Solid Structures of Metals

Solid Structures of Metals. Preeti Aghalayam. Building up from basic units Sodalite - > Zeolite. Zeolite A. Sodalite. Zeolite Y. Notice how the placement and bonding between the basic sodalite cages can lead to different symmetries and properties.

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Cells and Batteries

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Alloys

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Simple Electrochemical Cells

Simple Electrochemical Cells. The two demonstrations show simple electrochemical cell. An electrochemical cell consists of two different metals in electrolyte. The voltage depends on metals concentrations used. See Tables of Standard Reduction Potentials for quantitative guides.

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The conductivity tells you how bad a material is at keeping the heat in.

1. The conductivity tells you how bad a material is at keeping the heat in. A big value for conductivity means heat is lost easily. A small value means warmth is kept in. Here are some conductivities for different materials. Comparative conductivity. Material. Paper. 60. 50.

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Batteries

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