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1
So.. What?
  • Real life density, diffusion, and other atomic
    stuff.

2
The Duck Pond
  • When feeding the ducks at first dam, have you
    ever noticed that you can control whether the
    bread floats or sinks?

3
Archimedes (250 BC) - Density
  • Archimedes was a Greek mathematician who
    discovered how to use water displacement to
    measure volume.
  • Archimedes was able to use this to prove that the
    kings craftsman was cheating him.

4
Oil Spills - density
  • When a big ship has an oil spill, where does the
    oil go? (hint oil is less dense than water)
  • Why is that a bad thing?
  • Oil Spill Video

5
Oil Spills
6
Body Mass Indexes - density
  • These two people have the same height, and the
    same mass.
  • How does their density differ?

7
Body Mass Indexes
8
Dead bodies - density
  • Why do dead bodies sink first, then float to the
    top of the water?

9
Dandelions - Density
  • Why does dandelion fluff float through the air
    after you blow it off?
  • How does its shape help it to float?

10
Perfume - diffusion
  • How does perfume spread throughout a room?
  • Why do you put perfume on your wrists and your
    neck?

11
Chocolate chip cookies
  • Why is it so much easier to smell chocolate chip
    cookies when they are cooking?

12
Breath in winter Diffusion
  • 1- Why can you see your breath in winter and not
    in summer?
  • 2- Why does your breath quickly disappear after
    you see it?

13
Neutron star densities
  • Neutron stars are the most dense thing in the
    universe (not counting a black hole).
  • 1 cm3 of neutron star would have a mass of
    6,171,324,762,000 grams!
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