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Food Chemistry (B)

Food Chemistry (B). Linda Wozniewski lwoz@iun.edu Sharon Ramsey. Disclaimer. This presentation was prepared using draft rules. There may be some changes in the final copy of the rules. The rules which will be in your Coaches Manual and Student Manuals will be the official rules. Safety.

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EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN. Science answers questions with experiments. Begin by asking a question about your topic. DEFINE THE PROBLEM. What is a good question for an experiment?. One that is testable with the materials at hand. Now we need a hypothesis to guide our investigation.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Section 1. Objectives.

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Biology Chapter 1 The Science of Biology

Biology Chapter 1 The Science of Biology. Section 1 What Science is and is not. The goal of science is to investigate and understand nature, to explain events in nature and to use those explanations to make useful predictions.

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6.S196 / PPAT: Principles and Practice of Assistive Technology

6.S196 / PPAT: Principles and Practice of Assistive Technology. Today: User Testing. Monday, 15 Oct. 2012 Prof. Rob Miller. Kinds of User Tests. Formative evaluation Find problems for next iteration of design Evaluates prototype or implementation, in lab, on chosen tasks

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Notes: Thinking Like a Scientist

Notes: Thinking Like a Scientist. Copy all underlined parts. Read pgs. 6-12. Objective: Know how to use inference, prediction, and classification. What is Science?. Science is learning about the natural world through observation and experimentation. Science Skills.

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Copy the objectives and agenda into your daily work organizer, then complete the Catalyst. Catalyst (Do Now):

Copy the objectives and agenda into your daily work organizer, then complete the Catalyst. Catalyst (Do Now): On your daily work organizer, make at least 5 observations about this picture. Use complete sentences. Observations, Inferences, and the Scientific Method. August 8, 2012 Chemistry.

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Fermentation Lab Report

Fermentation Lab Report. Review on expectations and common mistakes. Title Page. Descriptive title (larger font, middle of page and centered) Name Class (Bio 1115, Day, Time) Date TA: Becky Zemple. Format. Section titles (L side, underlined) No space between sections

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Gummy Bear Lab

Gummy Bear Lab. The Metric System. Heading. Title: Gummy Bear Lab Lab Partners: Date: My Role:. Observe your Gummy Bears!. Describe your gummy bear in as much detail as possible. Your gummy bear will be changing quite a bit, and we need to remember what it was like before.

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Observation vs. Inference

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The Effects of Run Off on Maryland Waterways

The Effects of Run Off on Maryland Waterways. Objective: Students will make qualitative observations and test gas levels in the water in order to determine the effects of manure on aquatic plants and animals.

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How Plants Are Classified

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OBSERVATIONS VS. INFERENCES

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Qualitative Observations

Qualitative Observations. What are the 5 senses?. Write 3 qualitative observations about the following picture. Quantitative Observations. Usually utilize a measuring instrument and include a numerical value. Name this instrument. Graduated cylinder Measures the volume of a liquid

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Science Starters Week 8

Science Starters Week 8. ILO Review. Review- Observations vs Inferences. Write down three observations and three inferences. Review- Sort data. Classify the animals into 2 or more categories. Be able to justify why you classified the animals in those categories. .

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8/27/13 Second Day of School

8/27/13 Second Day of School. Learning Goal: I will be able to make and identify qualitative and quantitative observations. Due Today: signed forms Assignment: Review & sign forms. In your notebook, write down your observations based on the picture. Be as descriptive as possible

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Shelf-Life IA

Shelf-Life IA. Shelf-Life IA. Task : Investigate 1 aspect which changes the shelf-life of food. Shelf-Life IA. Task: Investigate 1 aspect which changes the shelf-life of food. Foods which spoil quickly enough to study: Berries Broth Dairy products Cut apples Bread Hummus.

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Fish Project

Fish Project . By: abby popovic , Cameron Klosky, Jacob kuzma , Maddie pesicka. ( Light Fish Dishes ). Observation Definition. The action of process of observing something or someone carefully or in order to gain information.

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