Science Rocks: Yates 2013-15: Gas laws

Hello my wonderful students!!! Listen closely...are you listening??? This is your science teacher Ms. Yates. I know, I know. I just saw you a few hours ago. Remember the awesome reminders, updates, and fantasticness that I promised you?? It is here. Yep!! Right here. Remember to check it out daily. The rewards will be worth your time. Assignments that you forgot about or were absent for? Here!! Notes you may have missed?? Here too!!! Announcements?? Yep!! And, fantastic reminders of all the cool stuff we did today...All here and more!! See you tomorrow. Or Monday, if you are so awesome that you are reading this over the weekend.

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Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Impromptu Solar Ovens

And the winner is.........group 2, with a temperature of 54°C. Temperatures ranged from 40°-54°C. Great job everyone!! Charles law resumes tomorrow :)

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Charles Law Lab

Was your hypothesis of the new circumference supported by your observations today of the balloon after it was cooled?? What do you hypothesize will happen tomorrow when we heat the balloon???

Friday, September 6, 2013

The Incredible Shrinking Marshmallow

Hopefully today's lab gave you all a memorable visual of Boyle's Law...when temperature remains constant, pressure and volume have an inverse relationship. Increased pressure...decreases volume. Decreased pressure...increases volume.