Chemistry
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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Materials needed: • 10 marbles, 10 paper clips, 10 buttons • 2 small plastic jars • Sugar • Saw dust • Spoon Procedure: (Provide documentation in a separate page) 1. Place equal number of marbles, paper clips and buttons in jar A and jar B. Add a spoonful of sugar and a spoonful of saw dust only in Jar B. 2. Cover each jar and shake to mix the contents. Observe each jar. Complete the table below: Jar Items mixed together How do the different materials in the jars look like after they were mixed?
10:46 O 1 @ 27 -GAMOT, JAN TRIXIE- Activities Editable form Teaching Science in Elem. Grades (Biology & Chemistry) Name: Subject Code: Activity #5 Forming mixtures (Grade 6) Materials needed: 10 marbles, 10 paper clips, 10 buttons 2 small plastic jars • Sugar • Saw dust • Spoon Procedure: (Provide documentation in a separate page) 1. Place equal number of marbles, paper clips and buttons in jar A and jar B. Add a spoonful of sugar and a spoonful of saw dust only in Jar B. 2. Cover each jar and shake to mix the contents. Observe each jar. Complete the table below: How do the different materials in Jar Items mixed together the jars look like after they were mixed? A Teachina Science in Flem Grades (Bioloav & Chemistrvl B I U 17 TII
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Transcribed Image Text:10:46 O 1 @ 27 -GAMOT, JAN TRIXIE- Activities Editable form Teaching Science in Elem. Grades (Biology & Chemistry) Name: Subject Code: Activity #5 Forming mixtures (Grade 6) Materials needed: 10 marbles, 10 paper clips, 10 buttons 2 small plastic jars • Sugar • Saw dust • Spoon Procedure: (Provide documentation in a separate page) 1. Place equal number of marbles, paper clips and buttons in jar A and jar B. Add a spoonful of sugar and a spoonful of saw dust only in Jar B. 2. Cover each jar and shake to mix the contents. Observe each jar. Complete the table below: How do the different materials in Jar Items mixed together the jars look like after they were mixed? A Teachina Science in Flem Grades (Bioloav & Chemistrvl B I U 17 TII
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