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Table of ContentsTable of ContentsLeft Page Number` Right Page Number

72. Progress Report 73. Densuhtay!

74. BOC012615 Test 75. Densuhtay Too!

76. Density Measurements 77. Sig Figs!

78. BOC013015 Test 79. Sig Figs Deuce, Baby!

80. MOC020515 Test 81. Common Assessment Density

82. Acids & Bases Properties 83. Acids & Bases

84. Common Acids & Bases Diag. 85. Mo Acids, Mo Bases

86. Progress Report 021215 87. Red Cabbage Indicator

88. BOC022415 Quiz 89. Progress Report 03022015

90. Acid/Base Common Assess. 91. Gravity

92. Gravity Diagram 93. Gravity Also

94. It’s Electric 95. It’s Still Electric

96. It’s Still Electric II 97. Magnetically Electric!

98. 99. Mo Magnetically Electric!

100. 101. One Mo Magnetically Electric

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A Strong Attraction!oMagnets

ocomes from a mineral called magnetite.oAttracts objects made of iron or steel.oHas a north or south pole.oTends to point toward the north pole

oMagnetic fieldsoMade through a moving electric charge (electrons)oElectrons spin while moving around nucleusoEach electron acts as a magnetoMagnetic Domain

o Group of atoms pointing in the same direction

How does a magnet causes a piece of iron to become a

magnet?

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Attracted to the Earth!.o Earth’s Magnetic Field

oMagnetosphereo Region of space affected by Earth’s magnetic field.

oHoneybees, rainbow trout & homing pigeons have the mineral magnetite in them.

oThe Earth’s magnetic poles do not stay in 1 place.

o A compassoCompass needle is a small bar magnetoNeedle rotates until it aligns with magnetitic fieldoNorth pole of compass points toward Earth’s

magnetic pole.

How would magnetite help

certain organisms.

What Earth pole will the magnetic

pole of a compass point?

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ElectromagnetismoMagnetic Fields

oProduced by moving electric chargesoProduced by moving electrons

oCreation of electromagnetoCoils of wire add together to form stronger magneto Iron core is magnetized and strengthen magnet

o ElectromagnetoCurrent carrying wire wrapped around an iron core.oDoorbelloGalvanometer

o Gas Hand, etc.

How do you cause electric charges?

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Electromagnetismo Earth’s Magnetosphere

oPush/Pulls on electric charges from the Sun.oProtects the Earth from these damaging particles.

o The AuroraoParticles from sun spiral toward the magnetic polesoAt poles they collide with atoms in the atmosphere.oCollisions causes great light shows!

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It’s Electric!oMotor

oElectric energy changed to kinetic energy

oGeneratoroKinetic energy changed into electric energy

o Electric GeneratoroGenerator

o Uses a magnetic field to turn motion into electricity.o Wire coils turn in a magnetic field.

oAlternating Current (AC) o Current alternating from positive to negative

oDirect Current (DC)o Electrons move in one direction.

How do electric

generators work?

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It’s still Electrico Power Plants

oMost burn coal to produce electricity.oSends electricity to homes through wires.oTransports about 700,000 Volts (V) of electricityoVoltage

o Energy electric charges in a current carries.

o700,000 Volts immediately incinerate your house!

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The Transformers!oTransformer

o Changes voltage of AC with little loss of energyo Used on electrical poles & power adaptors.o Made of 2 coils of wire wrapped around iron coreo Input to output ratio based on the number of coilso Voltage is greater on the side with more coils.

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The Transformers!oSuperconductor

o Conducts electricity easier than any other material.o Has no resistance to flow of electronso Repels (not attracted to) magnets!

oMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)o Uses magnetic fields to create images of the inside of the

human body.

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BiodiverSuhTayo Biodiversity

o Biological Diversityo Variety of life in an ecosystemoMeasured by the number of species in a areao Increases as you get closer to the Equator

oWarm, moist climates are ideal

o Importance of biodiversityoBeauty & pleasureoVariety in foodo Improve crops & medicines

o Loss of biodiversity can weaken ecosystem

Why does number of species increase

toward Equator

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Goodbye BiodiverSuhTayo Losing Biodiversity

o ExtinctionoExtinct species – species that died outoCaused by competition or changes in environmentoAfter mass extinctions, new species appearoBetween 1980-2000 almost 40 species became

extinct in the U.S.

o endangered speciesoA species in danger of becoming extinct.oAfrican black rhinoceros

o In 1970 100,000 rhinoceros; by 2000 only 3000 left

What could cause mass extinctions?

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Goodbye BiodiverSuhTayo Losing Biodiversity

o Threatened SpeciesoSpecies likely to become endangered in near futureoAustralian koala

oMajor reason species become threatened or endangered includes:oLoss of HabitatoDivided Habitat (crossing street is dangerous!)o Introduced Species

o (brought in by humans)

oNative SpeciesoOriginal organisms in an ecosystem.

What is a well known native

species of Australia

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Ta-Ta BiodiverSuhTayo Losing Biodiversity

o PollutionoOf land, water or air can harm biodiversity.oWater pollution

o Harmful pesticides, chemicals, oils or other pollutants watero Comes from factories, ships or runoffs

oAir pollutiono Acid Rain

o Sulfur dioxide & nitrogen oxide combine with water vaporo Makes soil less fertileo Harms fish & organisms in lakes

o Can harm sensitive tissues of many organisms

Name a company in Jackson that may cause air pollution.

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Ta-Ta BiodiverSuhTayo Losing Biodiversity

o PollutionoGlobal Warming

o Earth’s temperature rising o Caused by Carbon Dioxide being released into the air.o Could cause climate changes & melt polar ice caps!

oOzone Depletiono Thinning of the Ozone Layer.o Ozone Layer prevents harmful Sun ultraviolet (UV) rays from

reaching the Earth.o Could cause increase in skin cancers

What’s wrong with melting polar ice caps?

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Don’t Leave BiodiverSuhTayo Conservation Biology

o Study of methods to protect biodiversityoProtect species from harmoProtect species habitat

o Legal ProtectionoEndangered Species Act of 1973 makes it illegal to

harm threatened or endangered species.

oHabitat PreservationoCreation of nature preserves such as national parks &

protected wildlife preserves.

oWildlife CorridorsoAllow animals to move freely from park to park.

What’s the difference in protecting a species vs

its habitat?

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Stay 4 Ever - Biodiversityo Conservation Biology

oHabitat RestorationoBringing a damaged habitat back to a healthy condition

oWildlife ManagementoPark rangers and guards patrol areas protect wildlifeoLicenses required to hunt or fish in certain areas.

oCaptive PopulationoPopulation of organisms cared for by humans.

oReintroduction ProgramsoReturn captive organisms to their homelands.

Why would people be allowed to hunt animals?

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Stay 4 Ever - Biodiversityo Minerals

o Inorganic, solid materials found in nature.oNot formed by plants or animalso Formed from Magma & Larva

oMelted Rock material inside earth & out

o Also formed from solutions rich in dissolved material.

oHave an orderly pattern of atoms in repeating pattern.

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Stay 4 Ever - Biodiversityo Properties of Minerals

oCleavage & FractureoCleavage: breaks into smooth, regular planes that reflect

light.oFractures: Breaks into pieces with jagged or rough edges.

oColoroMay fool you!

o Streako LusteroHardness

oSome minerals are harder than others.oMohs scale ranks hardness from 1 to 10. (1 softest)

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Stay 4 Ever - Biodiversityo Properties of Minerals

o Specific GravityoComparing the weight of a mineral with the weight of the

same volume of water.

oGemsoRare minerals that can be cut & polished & beautifuloMade under special conditions.

o Diamonds are made under extreme pressure in Earth’s mantle.o Diamonds are brought up by exploding volcanos

Why move species to different areas?