
2001
Demonstrations of Scientific Concepts
The Mecosta-Osceola Math/Science/Technology students presented demonstrations all day that showed examples of various scientific processes or concepts.
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| The Math/Science/Technology Center's Freshman class was responsible for finding and conducting demonstrations for the middle and elementary students who attended the fair. | |
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| Keeping track of the MSTC "Blimp" was a pleasant diversion... | |
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| Students burn various elements to display identifying colors given off by each element. | |
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| Animal behavior is demonstrated with a rat maze. | This "Sound Cannon" shows compressional waves. |
| Adhesion and cohesion between water molecules is beautifully demonstrated with these bubbles! | The soda can is
crushed by atmospheric pressure when the water in it changes from a gas to a liquid. |
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| Lower the freezing point of water creating a super saturated solution (pop). | |
| Students
were given the opportunity to create and take with them a baggie of "Glow in the Dark Slime"! |
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| Science is an active process! | |