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Year-end Webfolio

Year-end Webfolio. BY MIGUEL FIGUEROA 12-7-2010. TITLE-PAGE. PERIODIC TABLE HYPOTESIS IV,DV,CV PROCEDURE INFRANCES PHYSICAL CHANGES CHEMICAL CHANGES SOLVENT,SOLUTE PHASE CHANGING PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ELEMETNTS MALUBILITY Vibration CONSTRUCTIVE INFERENCE DIFFRACTION REFLECTION

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Year-end Webfolio

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  1. Year-end Webfolio BY MIGUEL FIGUEROA 12-7-2010

  2. TITLE-PAGE • PERIODIC TABLE • HYPOTESIS • IV,DV,CV • PROCEDURE • INFRANCES • PHYSICAL CHANGES • CHEMICAL CHANGES • SOLVENT,SOLUTE • PHASE CHANGING • PHYSICAL PROPERTIES • ELEMETNTS • MALUBILITY • Vibration • CONSTRUCTIVE INFERENCE • DIFFRACTION • REFLECTION • OPAQUE • TRANSLUCENT • TRANSPARENT

  3. PERIODIC TABLE This text-only table is a version of the large table designed for printing atomic mass data. Colors representing chemical series have been removed, and all links have been removed. The least significant digit has been dropped if its uncertainty is greater than 1. ...

  4. HYPOTESIS A wild but educated guess about something in which you are studding or planning to do an experiment on.

  5. Independent variable • Iv-its what you are going to change in a question • An independent variable is the variable you have control over, what you can choose and manipulate. It is usually what you think will affect the dependent variable. In some cases, you may not be able to manipulate the independent variable • Ex;this method is used in Albert Einstein's math.

  6. Dependent variable • Its what happens after a change in you're experiment. • ex;youre final observation and conclusion your results for you're final project you're final answer in a trivia or math question or experiment.

  7. procedure • It’s the way to follow in an experiment step by step directions to go or build something. • Ex; a users manual it’s a guide that take you step by step on how to do things, such as putting a motor or putting a bike together.

  8. Constant variable • A variable whose value cannot be changed once it has been assigned a value. ex; I can do an experiment on one of my Chevy trucks anything id like to do to make it look different but its always going to be a truck.

  9. inferences • Its anything you see anything you can physically do with your vision. • Ex; my 26inch rims look much better that the lil boys on 22’s

  10. solvent • is a liquid, solid, or gas that dissolves another solid, liquid, or gaseous solute, resulting in a solution that is soluble in a certain volume of solvent at a specified temperature. • Ex; a tablet dropped into a glass of water It starts off as a solid as it evaporates it becomes thin like a liquid then dissolves invisible into a gas in water

  11. solute • Solute, a substance dissolved in fluid. • Ex; getting a glass of ice and pouring water in it so it then evaporates

  12. elements • Are pure substances made up of one type of atom • Ex; water pure water is one element fire is another pure element or clean fresh air

  13. Physical properties • This describes you're physical change you use you're five senses sight,touch,smell • Example; when you smell into the air • Seeing anything in you're sight or hearing.

  14. malubility • How well we can change the shape of something • Ex; cookie doe • Play doe • Moon sand, those are all structures in which you can make figures.

  15. Phase change is the transformation of a thermodynamic system from one phase or state of matter to another. the states of matter have uniform physical properties. During a phase transition of a given medium certain properties of the medium change, often discontinuously, as a result of some external condition, such as temperature, pressure, and others. Ex; example, a liquid may become gas upon heating to the boiling point.

  16. transparent • Its when you can see rite through an object • Like for example a clean glass you wave you're hand on other side and you will be able to see it. Same for a window,

  17. translucent • When you can see the outer figure only in a object, • Ex; frosted window • Hand sanitizer • Cracked class

  18. opaque • When you cant see the object you are looking at, • Ex; a wall • Muddy, • The color black • A door

  19. reflection • When a wave is created and ripples bounce back. • Its also when any figure or human being looks into a mirror you will see you're opposite image in front of • Ex; mountains next to lakes that reflect a clear beautiful image reflection.

  20. diffraction • When a wave is going in between or around an object. • Ex; a car on the free way air is going around over and through the motor as its running.

  21. Constructive inference • When you add two sound waves to make more noise big wave two speakers. • Ex; my system on my Tahoe its over regular sound, they make big waves.

  22. vibration • Back and fourth movement of object • ;ex; a sound system In a car can make so much bass that the vibration will make a female’s hair go wild • What you need is one kicker ‘’solo x.’’ • Or two

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