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1 MARINE SCIENCE Monday 14 Nov 2016
2 Entry Task In the Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow what will we be measuring? Heat flow between equal amounts of water at different temperatures.
3 Agenda Housekeeping Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow
4 Housekeeping Quiz 4 scheduled fortuesday, 22 Nov. Study (Kahoot) on Monday, 21 Nov.
5 Energy and the Ocean Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow Think Safety: Safety equipment location. Be careful around the hot plates. Use gloves when pouring hot water.
6 Energy and the Ocean Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow Lab equipment: Make aluminum rods with foil (fold in 3rds) Make covers with cardboard. Use 200 ml of water to observe a faster change. Measure temperature to the nearest 0.5 C.
7 MARINE SCIENCE Tuesday 15 Nov 2016
8 Entry Task What was suppose to be the expected results of the lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow? Explain.
9 Agenda Housekeeping Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow Part 2: The Law of Conservation of Energy
10 Housekeeping Quiz 4 scheduled for Friday, 18 Nov. Study (Kahoot) on Thursday, 17 Nov. Team building activities on Monday & Tuesday. Thanksgiving break next Thursday & Friday (24-25 Nov.) No School
11 Energy and the Ocean Lab Part 1: Investigating Heat Flow Complete your graph with attached data. Complete question 8 (a-h). Part 2: The Law of Conservation of Energy Read pgs & highlight key ideas
12 MARINE SCIENCE Wednesday 16 Nov 2016
13 Entry Task What does the Law of Conservation of Energy state? Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transferred or transformed. Using the thermal energy lab (land & water) or the heat flow lab, explain how the Law of Conservation of Energy fits in.
14 Agenda Housekeeping Part 2: The Law of Conservation of Energy Energy and the Ocean Question Review
15 Housekeeping Quiz 4 scheduled for Friday, 18 Nov. Study (Kahoot) tomorrow, 17 Nov. Team building activities on Monday & Tuesday. Thanksgiving break next Thursday & Friday (24-25 Nov.) No School Pass up your Kahoot questions.
16 Energy and the Ocean Part 2: The Law of Conservation of Energy Law of Conservation of Energy: First law of thermodynamics. States that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transferred or transformed. Transferred from one body of matter to another or transformed from one energy type to another energy type.
17 Energy and the Ocean Waves are an excellent illustration of the Law of Conservation of Energy. Sun is responsible for much of the energy at the Earth s surface: Converts to through the nuclear reaction of. Nuclear energy is converted to energy & energy. energy travels to Earth.
18 Energy and the Ocean Waves are an excellent illustration of the Law of Conservation of Energy. Sun is responsible for much of the energy at the Earth s surface: Converts mass to energy through the nuclear reaction of fusion. Nuclear energy is converted to thermal energy & electromagnetic energy. Electromagnetic energy travels to Earth.
19 Energy and the Ocean Waves are an excellent illustration of the Law of Conservation of Energy. Air temperature differences: Cause differences in. Air moves from areas of pressure moves to areas of pressure. This flow of air is. As wind moves across the ocean, air molecules physically push water molecules, forming. Figure on pg. 198 models this wave action.
20 Energy and the Ocean Waves are an excellent illustration of the Law of Conservation of Energy. Air temperature differences: Cause differences in air pressure. Air moves from areas of high pressure moves to areas of low pressure. This flow of air is wind. As wind moves across the ocean, air molecules physically push water molecules, forming waves. Figure on pg. 198 models this wave action.
21 Energy and the Ocean What does the wave illustration tell us about the Law of Conservation of Energy? The Sun goes through many transformations & transfers before resulting in mechanical energy of ocean waves. Not all the Sun s energy is used to make waves. - Lost as heat or used elsewhere No conversion achieves 100% efficiency. - Our light bulb only used 10% for light, the other 90% lost as heat.
22 Energy and the Ocean Sea Turtle Foraging: An Energy Conversion Story
23 Energy and the Ocean Study Spotlight: Wind Power Wind power arises from the in heating of our planet at different. Global wind speed & direction is measured using.
24 Energy and the Ocean Study Spotlight: Wind Power Wind power arises from the difference in heating of our planet at different latitudes. Global wind speed & direction is measured using radar.
25 Energy and the Ocean Study Spotlight: Wind Power Denmark has created wind farms that produce of its electricity. Consideration before establishing wind farms in the US. impacts on coastal waters Public beach. Impact on local. pollution.
26 Energy and the Ocean Study Spotlight: Wind Power Denmark has created wind farms that produce 20% of its electricity. Consideration before establishing wind farms in the US. Environmental impacts on coastal waters Public beach tourism. Impact on local communities. Noise pollution.
27 MARINE SCIENCE Thursday 17 Nov 2016
28 Entry Task Grab a computer & log in (you can use your mobile device if you prefer). Once logged in open Google Chrome & go to Wait until I give the entry code.
29 Agenda Housekeeping Kahoot Unit 10 (Energy and the Ocean) Review
30 Housekeeping Quiz 4 scheduled for tomorrow, 18 Nov. Thanksgiving break next Thursday & Friday (24-25 Nov.) No School
31 Kahoot Link: Nickname must be appropriate & include initials at the end. You can review this Kahoot by creating your own account and searching for the following name. Link: Name: Marine Quiz 4 Energy and the Ocean
32 MARINE SCIENCE Friday 18 Nov 2016
33 Entry Task Take the next couple of minutes to review if needed.
34 Quiz 4 Verify your name is in the upper left corner of your answer sheet. Remember No talking. Keep your eyes on your own paper. NO electronics. When you are finished Check to make sure you thoroughly answered all questions. Staple you answer sheet to the front of the exam & turn in. Silently read or finish assignments.
35 Housekeeping Agenda
36 Housekeeping Monday, 21 Nov. Review quiz 4 Thanksgiving break next Thursday & Friday (24-25 Nov.) No School
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