FH designs
Classroom norms
Energy transfer
Science facts
Random
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What does a flameless heater do?
It heats up your food with a chemical reaction.
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Where can you find the Do nows?
In Google classroom under the Do Now category.
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What does the thermometer measure?
Its surroundings.
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What is the process called when a plant makes its own energy? What is the name of that energy?
Photosynthesis- the plants create glucose as a source of energy.
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How do you spell your science teachers last name and how do you pronounce it?
Capellan- the double l makes the y sound.
200
Can chemical reactions be used to design a solution to an emergency situation and how?
Yes, they can be used to create a FH which can heat up food when no gas or electricity is available.
200
What are the four main expectations/ norms of the classroom?
Respect, equitability, collaboration, and move science thinking forward.
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What type of energy transfer is involved when the product increases in temperature?
Exothermic energy transfer.
200
Can mammals lay eggs?
No only oviparous animals can such as amphibians, fish, birds etc.
200
Who sings the song "Baby, baby, baby ohhhh"?
Justin Bieber DUH :p
300
What are the reactants that we use in the FH design?
Root killer, Aluminum foil, and saltwater.
300
Give three examples from the respect expectation.
One voice, follow class rules, pay attention, safe language, hands to yourself, be polite/kind, do not disrupt
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What type of energy transfer is involved when the temperature of the product decreases in temperature?
Endothermic energy transfer
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Why do we plan for experiments?
To efficiently use our time with less mistakes and to have clear goal/vision of what we want.
300
What is Kendrick Llamars diss track against drake called?
Not like us
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What temperature does the food need to reach to be sure it is safe to consume?
To be considered safer the foods temperature must be above 135 degrees Fahrenheit which is 136 degrees Fahrenheit
400
What are the three things that is expected when you come into my classroom?
Come in quietly, sit at your assigned seats, and begin the do now.
400
What is it called when the thermal energy (heat) ENTERS the reaction system?
An endothermic reaction. Heat leaves the surroundings enters into the reactions system, which makes its surrounding colder
400
What is the biggest living creature on Earth?
The blue whale.
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Finish the sentence (it's a child song): I like to eat, eat, eat ______ and ________.
Apples and bananas
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Can you explain why the temperature is different in both images?
With one reactant all heat produced is transferring to the food, increasing the foods temperature only by the amount of reactants (by 1x).
With two reactant systems we have double the heat going into one food source which increases the food temperature more (by 2x) which is the reason it has higher temp that just one reactant.
500
At the end of every lesson what are you supposed to fill out?
Your progress tracker.
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What is it called when thermal energy (heat) EXITS the reaction system?
Exothermic reaction. Heat leaves the reaction and the surroundings become warmer.
500
Do you weigh more, less, or the same weight if you are on Earth compared to the moon?
You weigh less on the moon due to decreased gravitational pull
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Does tea have caffeine in it?
Yes, not as much as coffee but teas do have caffeine although there are a few that don't have caffeine but most do.