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Good Morning !. Take out Measuring Calories Data Table Carbon Footprint Project due tomorrow! Also make sure Act. 60-63 data tables and analysis questions are completed. I will be coming around to check journals during the activity. extra credit Due Thursday
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Good Morning ! • Take out Measuring Calories Data Table • Carbon Footprint Project due tomorrow! • Also make sure Act. 60-63 data tables and analysis questions are completed. • I will be coming around to check journals during the activity. • extra credit Due Thursday • nutrition labels of foods-circle with the calories • Kleenex Box, clorox Wipes or Sanitizer-Limit 2 (5 points each)
Activities Due tomorrow! • Carbon Footprint Project • Act. 61 AQ #1-6 pg. D-46 • Act. 62 AQ #1& 2j pg. D-49 • Act. 63 AQ #1, 2, 4, & 6 pg. D-52-53
Working On • Carbon Footprint Project- due tomorrow, look at side board for example and information to complete • Act. 61-63 Data Tables completed and analysis (look on side board for exact questions) • Act. 63 Measuring Calories Data Table completed on copy paper • Extra Credit due Thursday Nutrition Labels of snacks-Doritos, Cheetos, Lays • Set up for Act. 65 at 11:45 a.m.
Good Morning! • Take out your journals for Act. 65 • Complete Part B
Activity 65: Chemical Batteries Date: 5/19/14` Challenge Question: Getting Started: What metals are batteries made of? How do you know? How do batteries work?
Choice of metals • The choice of metals used in a battery depends on both the voltage desired and how quickly the current will drain from the battery.
Amount of Energy • The amount of energy a battery can supply also depends on the number of electrons produced per second in the reaction.
Introduction pg. D-64 • Glossary: • 1. Battery-electrons combined together to produce electricity • 2. Electrolyte- the material that makes the liquid electrically conductive.
Materials pg. • Safety: Write in your own words • Procedure: • Part A: Testing the Motor • Complete steps #1-6 • Procedure Captains: make sure you follow all steps • Getter: Get materials & record data • Spokesperson: conduct experiment • Facilitator: Make sure everyone is on task and conduct experiment
Part B:The Effects of Different Metals • Answer the 5 questions from Step #7 • What materials are you going to use? • Think about what metals will you use, you already used magnesium and copper. • How will you use them? Where will you place them on the wet cell? • Add the metals to the data table • Raise your hand once complete to approve to begin!
Part C: Other Effects • Create data table-make sure you have a title • Complete Step #11 What happens to the direction the shaft turns when you reverse the connections? • Use zinc & copper- record what happens • What happens to the motor when you remove both metal strips from the electrolyte? • Record observation • Create a conclusion of what happened in the experiment
Exit Slip Homework • Answer analysis #4- Act. 65 Pg. D-68 Write on loose-leaf paper, make sure you provide evidence from the activity. • Analysis # 2-3 pg. D67-68 Write complete sentences in your journal. • Extra Credit Analysis #5 pg. D-68 Draw a picture on copy paper 8X10 colored, detailed,& labeled- Due Friday 5/21/14
2 do • Open up journals to Act. 65 and finish • Analysis # 2-3 pg. D67-68 Write complete sentences in your journal. • If complete turn in your journal to me in front & begin the Study Guide for tomorrow’s test. • All questions on study guide will be on test