Physical science experiments
by Walker, Pam
Keyed to the requirements of the middle and high school curriculum, the experiments include information on the following: Batteries -- Caloric content -- Characteristics of polymers -- Density -- Electromagnets -- Galvanometers -- Gas solubility -- The heat capacity of metals -- Rate of speed -- The relationship of matter and energy -- Sound insulation -- Surface area and volume.
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- Full title :Physical science experiments / Pamela Walker, Elaine Wood.
Summary
Keyed to the requirements of the middle and high school curriculum, the experiments include information on the following: Batteries -- Caloric content -- Characteristics of polymers -- Density -- Electromagnets -- Galvanometers -- Gas solubility -- The heat capacity of metals -- Rate of speed -- The relationship of matter and energy -- Sound insulation -- Surface area and volume.
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- Publication Date:©2010.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Facts on File
- Place of Publication:New York, NY
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2010.
The Physical Object
- Description:xviii, 149 pages : : color illustrations, color map ; : 29 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780816078073, 0816078076
- oclc:ocn290487205
- LC Classification:Q164
- Dewey Decimal:500.2078
Table of Contents
Accuracy of labeling vitamin C in orange juice -- Graphing a pendulum swing -- Metals in electromagnets -- Effectiveness of plastic wrap in preventing evaporation -- Which fruits and vegetables make the best batteries? -- Do all carbonated beverages go flat at the same rate? -- The shape of an ice cube affects rate of melting -- The relationship of temperature to viscosity -- Homemade galvanometer -- Which type of food contains the most energy? -- The heat capacities of zinc and copper -- How does LED brightness vary with current? -- Does shape affect a ball's energy? -- Which materials are the best sound insulators? -- Materials that interfere with magnetic energy -- Does the diameter of a speaking tube affect volume? -- Comparing densities of a solid, liquid, and gas -- What are the best friction-reducing lubricants? -- Arrow mass and depth of penetration -- Variables that affect speed.
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