Magnetic Field and Field Lines Introduction Key Takeaway Hans Christian Oersted Magnetic Field and Field Lines Basics Explanation Drawing Field Lines Properties of Magnetic Field Lines Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Conductor Magnetic Field Around a Straight Conductor Right-Hand…
Electric Current and Circuit Electricity is very important in our lives. It powers homes, schools, hospitals, and industries. But what is electricity and how does it work? Let’s find out. Electric Current and Circuit Example 11.1 Electric Potential and Potential…
Reflection of Light What is Light? Properties of Light Reflection of Light Image Formation by Plane Mirrors Spherical Mirrors Spherical Mirrors: Key Terms Relationship Between Radius of Curvature and Focal Length Ray Diagrams for Spherical Mirrors Introduction Key Rays for…
Carbon and Its Compounds In this chapter, we’ll learn about carbon, an element that’s super important in both its pure form and combined form. Questions to Consider: Interesting Fact: Bonding in Carbon – The Covalent Bond Recap from Previous Chapter:…
Physical Properties Introduction Uses in Daily Life Physical Properties Metals Additional Observations Non-metals In the previous class, you learned that there are fewer non-metals than metals. Examples of non-metals include: Non-metals can be solids or gases. Bromine is an exception…
Chemical Properties of Acids and Bases Introduction to Acids and Bases Identifying Acids and Bases Chemical Properties of Acids and Bases Laboratory Activity with Indicators Olfactory Indicators Summary How Do Acids and Bases React with Metals? How do Metal Carbonates…
Understanding Motion Perceiving Motion: Earth’s Motion: Relative Motion: Types of Motion: Activities and Discussions Think and Act: Describing Motion Reference Point: Motion Along a Straight Line Distance and Displacement: Example Breakdown: Key Points: Activities Uniform and Non-Uniform Motion Uniform Motion:…
Structure of the Atom In Chapter 3, we learned that atoms and molecules are the basic building blocks of matter. Different kinds of matter exist because they are made up of different atoms. Now, let’s explore: We’ll discover answers to…
Laws of Chemical Combination Ancient Philosophers’ Ideas Laws of Chemical Combination 1. Law of Conservation of Mass 2. Law of Constant Proportions Dalton’s Atomic Theory Fun Fact What is an Atom? Building Blocks of Matter Size of Atoms Atomic Radius…
What is a Mixture? What Does “Pure” Mean? Most Matter Around Us What is a Mixture? Types of Mixtures a. Homogeneous Mixtures (Solutions) b. Heterogeneous Mixtures More to Know: Alloys What is a Solution? Definition Components of a Solution Examples…
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