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Do Now: Copy HW & Lab Pass UP

Do Now: Focused Free Write Look at the bottle of clear solution on my desk, what do you think it is? Does it have ENERGY?. Do Now: Copy HW & Lab Pass UP. -Pass up Water Shoe box lab Monday : No HW Tuesday : Energy Homework Wednesday: Energy Transfer Practice Question in Packet on Page 7

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Basic Properties of the Atmosphere

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Making Sense of the Universe: Understanding Motion, Energy, and Gravity. Describing Motion. Speed: How Fast. Velocity: How fast in which direction. Acceleration: How fast and in which direction velocity changes. Sometimes, acceleration is a constant.

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The Empirical Gas Laws

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Humidity and Condensation

Humidity and Condensation. Vocabulary. Water Vapor Condensatio n Specific Humidity Relative Humidity Saturated Dew Point. Water Vapor. An invisible gas formed when water reaches 100 degrees Celsius. Condensation. The change from water vapor to liquid water. Specific Humidity.

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Metr 104 Lab

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Chapter 11: Characterizing Stars

Chapter 11: Characterizing Stars. WHAT DO YOU THINK?. How near is the closest star other than the Sun? Is the Sun brighter than other stars, or just closer? What colors are stars? Are brighter stars hotter? What sizes are stars? Are most stars isolated from other stars, as the Sun is?.

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About the different types of variables, How to identify them when doing your practical work.

Learning Objectives You should learn : . About the different types of variables, How to identify them when doing your practical work. Variables. Variables are things that vary and change. Variables. In any experiment there are 3 variables: an independent (or input) variable

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7 th Grade Science

7 th Grade Science . November 27 th 2012. Objectives . Identify how thermal energy transfers until temperatures reach the same temperature Identify common types of materials that transfer energy . Warm-up .

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Measuring Air Temperature and Atmospheric Pressure and Winds

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Air Masses

Air Masses. A body of air that has the same temperature and humidity throughout. What is an air mass?. If a large body of air sits over an area of land or water for a long period of time, it will take on the characteristics of the land or water beneath it. Temperature Humidity.

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Changes of State

Changes of State. Changing State. By removing or adding energy, a substance can lose or absorb energy, its temperature can change, its state can change, and the speed of its particles can change. Changes of State. State of Matter. heat. inside. Melting.

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UNIT 2: REVIEW

UNIT 2: REVIEW . TIER 6. Combine the knowledge of gases and solutions to perform stoichiometric calculations. Gas Stoichiometry. Sample Problem

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Practice Problem 12.2

Practice Problem 12.2. Effusion of an unknown gas Before you begin make sure the problem is printed out and in front of you. The Question. An unknown gas is found to effuse at a rate that is 1.864 times faster than Br 2 at the same temperature. What is the identity of the gas? Cl 2 Ar NO 2

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MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF GASES

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vertibrates

vertibrates. Amphibians have an internal skeleton. Double life. Amphibians spend their lives in the water and on land. The word amphibian means two lives. Amphibians live in moist places near water to prevent dehydration. ecothermic.

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Substitution Reactions and Distillation

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Monday, February 4 Mandate: a formal order from a higher court Solute:

Monday, February 4 Mandate: a formal order from a higher court Solute:. Find the Percent Composition of the following . Vocabulary Week . Solute Solvent Insoluble Soluble Immiscible. Mandate Nonsectarian Dexterity Notarize Rapacious.

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Max Planck

Max Planck . By: Puneet Sekhon and Navreet Brar . Personal Life of Planck. Born in Kiel, Holstein on April 23/ 1858 Would have become a musician Studied at the University of Munich Won a Nobel Prize in 1918 Married twice in his lifetime; had five children

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