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Structure
The
model of the atom that we use today is the result of the work
of many scientists. What was Niels Bohr’s contribution to the
study of electrons?
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Mixtures
How
might you separate your mixture back into its original parts?
Experiment
with making your own mixture. What materials will you use?
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Washington
University Medical School
A
network of scientists is online, ready to answer your questions
about science. Ask a question about Earth, life, or physical
science, or conduct one of the many experiments found at this
site.
NOVA
Online
Ancient
artifacts tell archaeologists a lot about the lives of prehistoric
people. Sharpen your archaeological skills by reassembling
broken pieces of a clay pot.
Chemical Elements.com
The
periodic table arranges elements according to their properties.
What element does the symbol Mg represent? Draw the atomic
structure of this element.
Science
Made Simple, Inc.
Practice
converting English units of measurement to SI units. Record
your results in your Science Journal.
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