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Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Experiment: Students learn about the basics of metabolism and then design and carry out experiments to test how sugar concentration and other variables influence the rate of anaerobic respiration in yeast. In an optional extension activity students can use their yeast mixture to make a small roll of bread. More... |
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water_cohesion_lab.pdf High School Experiment: Students examine the cohesive properties of water by dropping water onto a penny. Topics include cohesion, adhesion, polar molecules, hydrogen bonds and graphing. More... |
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Water Cohesion Lab
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macromolecule_worksheet.pdf High School Worksheet: Students answer introductory questions about the four macromolecules. Topics include carbohydrates, mono - poly saccharides, lipids, saturated, proteins, amino acids, nucleic acids, polymers and monomers. More... |
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biochemistry_study_guide.pdf High School Worksheet: Students will fill out a worksheet with information on what they will be tested on. Macromolecules are not discussed in this study guide. Hand out this worksheet before introducing the chemistry of life. Students are to fill in this worksheet while you teach about chemistry. Students then use this worksheet as a central place to study from to prepare for a test or quiz. More... |
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Transportation in Plants | |
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Lesson Plan High School Experiment: Students will understand how the forces of adhesion and cohesion and the process of transpiration aid in the transportation of water through the plant. Students will recognize the form and function of stomata. More... |
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Investigating Osmosis | |
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Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Experiment: Students make predictions about the effects of osmosis and design an experiment to test these predictions. The experimental approach is similar to the diffusion activity, but focused specifically on osmosis. More... |
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Diffusion: Molecular Transport across Membranes | |
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Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Experiment: Students investigate diffusion across a selectively permeable membrane (dialysis tubing) and discuss applications to understanding the selectively permeable cell membrane. This activity includes a demonstration of osmosis (diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane). More... |
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