1.15 Can Crush

Last updated about 4 years ago

8 Nsɛmmisa

Do Now:

Answer questions 1-5 as the Do Now then wait for class to begin.

Stop and wait for class to begin!

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After the can crush experiment... Draw a model on paper. Be sure to include...

- labels

- key

- macroscopic and particle view

- multiple diagrams at the different stages of the experiment

- a title/headings

- etc.

After you create your model, make a pile of models on the front desk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXclcimrmfIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXclcimrmfI

1.15 Can Crush

Last updated about 4 years ago

8 Nsɛmmisa

Do Now:

Answer questions 1-5 as the Do Now then wait for class to begin.

What are 2 things you notice about Model A?

What are 5 things you notice about model B?

Why do you think Model B is better than Model A?

Based on the diagram, what do you think macroscopic and microscopic mean?

Based on the diagram, what do you think the "Law of Conservation of Mass" is?

Stop and wait for class to begin!

null

After the can crush experiment... Draw a model on paper. Be sure to include...

- labels

- key

- macroscopic and particle view

- multiple diagrams at the different stages of the experiment

- a title/headings

- etc.

After you create your model, make a pile of models on the front desk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXclcimrmfIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXclcimrmfI

1.15 Can Crush

1.15 Can Crush

What are 2 things you notice about Model A?

What are 5 things you notice about model B?

Why do you think Model B is better than Model A?

Based on the diagram, what do you think macroscopic and microscopic mean?

Based on the diagram, what do you think the "Law of Conservation of Mass" is?

Explain the steps of your model. What did you draw and why?

Why did the can crush? Explain in full detail.

No model is perfect and shows exactly what is going on in the experiment. What are some limitations of your model?

What are 2 things you notice about Model A?

What are 5 things you notice about model B?

Why do you think Model B is better than Model A?

Based on the diagram, what do you think macroscopic and microscopic mean?

Based on the diagram, what do you think the "Law of Conservation of Mass" is?

Explain the steps of your model. What did you draw and why?

Why did the can crush? Explain in full detail.

No model is perfect and shows exactly what is going on in the experiment. What are some limitations of your model?