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Unlocking Efficiency: The Nobelium Experiment

Dive into the science behind efficiency as we explore friction and heat, aiming to calculate efficiency. Learn about Nobelium, Alfred Nobel's positive legacy, and the prestigious Nobel Prize established in 1895. Get ready for Lab 7C, tonight's homework on pages 44-46, and Chapter 8 Quiz on Wednesday. No corrections on old pages 1-43.

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Unlocking Efficiency: The Nobelium Experiment

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  1. Warm up 05-12-14 • Question: Why is efficiency never 100%? • Answer: • Friction / heat • Goal: I will experimentally calculate efficiency.

  2. Element of the day • 102 – Nobelium – No • Named after Alfred Nobel, who invented dynamite and wanted to leave behind a more positive legacy, so he created the Nobel prize. • Established in 1895, the annual prize has grown to include physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, economics and peace.

  3. Warm up • Lab 7C • Tonight’s HW • NEW: pgs44-46 • Ch 8 Quiz Weds (no corrections) • OLD: Pgs 1-43 Agenda / HW

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