Heat is the energy that flows from a warmer substance to a cooler one. Touch something warm and the energy flows into your hand. This is the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Heat is the thermal energy of a substance or how fast the atoms are moving or vibrating. There is not a max temperature. Solids change to liquid, liquid to gas and in space gas to plasma as the atoms loose there electrons and a cloud of electrically charged particles form. There is an absolote zero though, this is where atoms lose all of there kinetic energy. The third law states we cannot reach absolute zero.
We'll experiment with frozen gas, CO2. We'll eperiment with chemical reactions that release heat, light or sound - exothermic and those that absorb heat - endothermic. The students will take home zinc sulfide that glows and produces cool light. We'll make glowing putty. You canexperiment to make your own cool chemistry at home.
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Sathish
9/12/2012 12:51:18 pm
Greetings Ms.Becky, Was it in this class, you did experiments with Dry Ice? My kids want to repeat the same experiment that you did in class. We have some dry ice and I would like to know what you did. Can you please share?
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Becky
9/24/2012 06:26:24 am
I put the dry ice in hot water, hot water with dawn soap, a tiny bit and hot water in a balloon, a small anount and hot water in a bottle with a cork, a spoon on top of the dry ice, and a chunk in a bowl with hot water and I wiped a soapy rag across the top to make a film across the top of the bowl. Sorry it took me so long to answer.
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