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Water’s Physical Properties – Student Activity Guide
The content of this activity guide compliments the content in the video. Each video segment may have activities, examples and practice exercises that go along with it.
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Water’s Structure – Student Activity Guide
The content of this activity guide compliments the content in the video. Each video segment may have activities, examples and practice exercises that go along with it.
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Water: The Highway of Life – Student Activity Guide
The content of this activity guide compliments the content in the video. Each video segment may have activities, examples and practice exercises that go along with it.
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The Photoelectric Effect
Data is collected and analysed to investigate the photoelectric effect and begin to quantify the photon model of light. These concepts are applied to photosynthesis, photovoltaic cells, CCDs and vision.
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Water Through the Ecosystem – Student Activity Guide
The content of this activity guide compliments the content in the video. Each video segment may have activities, examples and practice exercises that go along with it.
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Electromagnetic Forces
The concept of electromagnetism is introduced and investigated. The principles discussed are then applied to the workings of a malfunctioning speaker.
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Motor Effect
Viewers apply motor-effect principles to the design of electric DC motors. A quantitative investigation is performed to determine the force on a conductor in a magnetic field. Design, advantages and applications of DC motors are presented.
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Charged Particles in Magnetic Fields
Auroras provide a context to study moving charges within a magnetic field. Shows that moving electric charges experience a force in magnetic fields and quantifies this force, and gives its direction using hand rules.
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Generator Effect
Investigates induction and provides explanations of the effect based on magnetic field-current interactions. Discussions with musicians and audio-recording personnel links the concept of electromagnetic induction to sound equipment.