VROOM lab info for 7-1

Over the next few days you will work through an investigation of the impact of angle of incline and mass on velocity. To do this we will be playing around with cars and race tracks.
We will use this lab prep sheet to guide the process.  I would recommend copying this document and pasting it into a new google doc of your own.  Even though you all will be working in pairs, please work through the document on your own- and remember, just because you are working with someone does not mean that you need to share opinions.  Please write up your own individualized hypothesis.

We will also be working through an analysis of group data on Friday, so please be meticulous with methodology and data collection.  Your classmates will be relying on you!

Behavior of Matter Study Guide

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P-QqnXw21VhOZKjbn0mlRQtX0N5UGnj3pH6378t1AOQ/edit?usp=sharing

Weekend Homework

Watch the video below:

Now, answer this very broad question: How do you think this implosion happened? (Do your best, think outside the box, and draw pictures if you think it will help)

Changes in State PPT

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/17oekhxDLDSa7XOgdSDMf-3m7UtIC0FQUSBd9VSiP8b4/edit?usp=sharing

The Chemistry of Cold Packs

http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-do-cold-packs-get-cold-so-fast-john-pollard

Two objects. Same room. Different temperatures.

Changes in State in Action

Below are a few pictures take off of Nantucket last winter.  Unusually cold temperatures produced frozen waves!