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Programs by The Collaborative

Dr. Jim Roberts, Project Director

Dr. Betty Crocker, Co-Director

 
Inverse Square Law Conductivity A Study In Heat
G.P.S. Convert Text To Speech G.I.S.
Sound Speed Heat Exchange in Cooling by Evaporation Using a Data Collector-Analyzer and Graphing Calculator to Show How a Television control unit sends signals to the TV or VCR Using Infrared Signals
HOW GOOD IS THAT BATTERY Using a Data Collector-Analyser and Graphing Calculator to Show How the Sun’s Energy can be Concentrated lessonPlans/CONSTRUCTION OF A THERMOCOUPLE THERMOMETER.doc
Data Analysis Using a Graphing Calculator and a Simple Harmonic Oscillator lessonPlans/DETERMINATION THE HEAT OF FUSION OF ICE1.doc DETERMINATION OF JOULE'S MECHANICAL EQUIVALENT OF HEAT
lessonPlans/DETGmod.rtf Mapping data with a Graphing Calculator Heat Exchange in Cooling by Evaporation
Inverse Square Law Behavior HOW GOOD IS THAT BATTERY Inverse Square Behavior
Ohm’s Law Experiment Ohm’s Law Experiment Inverse Square Law Behavior
  CONSTRUCTION AND CALIBRATION OF A THERMOMETER USING THE EA-200 DATA COLLECTOR/ANALYZER AND A TEMPERATURE PROBE  
     

 The Collaborative For Excellence In Science Teaching www.Region10UNT.com

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Ref: Dr. Diana Mason, UNT,Chemistry

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To be scanned

1 ammoniumChloride + H2O 1 Magical Numbers
2 bazooka 2 Blowin' in the Windbags
3 blueBottle 3 Great Balls of Fire
4 burningMoney 4 Mason Dot
5 CanRipper 5 Fire and Ice
6 carbonCone 6 Elephant Toothpaste
7 chemicalReactionsSilverNitrate 7 Sugar Monster
8 classifyingMatter 8 Statue of Liberty Chemluminescence
9 copperIISulfate 9 Briggs-Rauscher Oscillating Clock Reaction
10 copper+NitricAcid 10 Exploding Balloons
11 densityOfMetalsAndLiquids 11 Electrolysis of Water
12 electricPickelEtAl 12 Grain Elevator Explosion
13 electrolights 13 Glow sticks
14 ForYourEyesOnly 14 Heat of Solution
15 instandAndDelayedFires 15 Ammonia Fountain
16 jugOfFireContaminatedWater 16 Diaper Superabsorbent an Instant Snow
17 magnetsIronInCereal 17 Balloons to Illustrate Moles
18 statueOfLibertyAddendum 18 Brownie in Motion
19 styrofoamPlusAcetone 19 Volume is not conserved !
20 sublimationOfIodine 20 Copper + Silver Nitrate
21 Remove Tarnish from Silver 21 Freezing Point Depression in Soda
22 foamingSugar 22  
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Dr.Robert,Dr.Crocker, Bryan, Rocky et al. 

1.0 Chemistry experiments in blue above are linked and ready to go.

      1.1 Experiments include TAKS reference,

      1.2 Materials, set-up equipment, chemicals required and amounts,

      1.3 The experiment details,

      1.4 Safety materials,

2.0 Chemistry experiments in green are on paper and could be scanned as .jpg files.

      2.1 Time estimate - 2 hours

3.0 Experiments are column lettered, numbered and color coded for easy reference.

4.0 The web address will change next week as it will be placed inside of www.Region10UNT.com/chemistry/demonstrations.htm

ref: v.04/11/2008 PM.

copy of e-mail 1.0.0 sent on 04/11/2008 @ 8:05PM

http://168.75.234.14/chemistry/demonstrations.htm

Bryan,

There should be more than enough experiments for our presentations this summer; however, the green column at the above site offers additional material that can be scanned.

Please pick the experiments along with Drs. Crocker and Roberts.  We will then need to pick up enough supplies from chemistry to have a couple of test runs for each experiment used.

cc:

Jim Roberts, Professor of Physics and Material Science Project Director of The Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Science Teaching UNT
 Director of the Center for Nonlinear Science UNT

 Telephone: 940-565-3022
 FAX: 940-565-2515

Bryan Long : rbrianlong@yahoo.com
                    longb@lisd.net

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Sent:

Tuesday, April 15, 2008 10:41 AM

To:

Cc:

Larry Schenck; Carla Ruge

 

Dr. Roberts et al,

David Hunter and I have visited about the "hands-on" use of the laboratory at the Denton Water Plant all day June 12, 2008.  The date is confirmed.

The schedule will be a review of the plant, the chemistry, taking samples in route and testing the samples in the wet lab in the afternoon. 

All teachers attending will be able to test for ammonia, nitrates,  dissolved oxygen, pH, as well as do titrations.  If there is additonal time, other tests could be run or discussed too.  We estimate the total to be 15 teachers +/- 5.  Please let us know in advance if the number will be higher.

Regards,

Rocky

Denton Independent School District

Advanced Technology Complex

1504 Long Road

Denton, Texas 76207

 

cc: David Hunter, R.S.

     Watershed Protection Manager

     901-A Texas Street

     Denton, Texas 76209

     (940) 349-7123 B

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

MEETING DATES:

Fall 2007

September 8 at 9:00 AM

University of North Texas Physics Department Second Floor Lab

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Spring 2007

January 27 - Mini CAST

Metroplex Mini- CAST 2007

Conference for the Advancement of Science Teaching

Registration pdf , jpg

Colleyville Heritage High School

5401 Heritage Ave - Colleyville, Texas 76034

West of Highway 121-Between Hall Johnson and Glade Roads

February 3 - ATC

Advanced Technology Complex

Satellite Tool Kit

Geodesy geographic software for k12

Animation for science experiments.  Animate your school logo or create an animation.

Beginners can have a full animation in 90 minutes.

 Map of 1504 Long Rd Denton, TX 76207-4234

Room 208

Denton, Texas 76207

March 3

The program will be on Sunspots and the Moon

at the UNT Physics Department

 

April 14

Dear Teachers,

We will meet at the physics building, room 226, tomorrow at 9:00 am.  The fossil
hunt is delayed until the May meeting.

You are invited to come to the session tomorrow and bring a friend.  We will
begin planning our summer sessions.  We have several items of equipment to train
on and then distribute the equipment to those participants who have the required
training.

Have a great day.

Jim Roberts
 

 

May 5

 

Dear Teachers/Participants,

I am updating the e-mail list to keep all informed about our program.  Some of
the addresses were changed and not forwarded.  Thus, I am sending revised list.
I would appreciate hearing back as to whether the e-mails are working or not.
Thank you.

We will meet on May 5 for a field trip looking for fossils and rocks in the Ft.
Worth-Weatherford area.  Our regular summer program will begin on June 25 and
end July 13, 2007.  We still have some funds for tuition for those who can be
admitted to UNT. 

Have a great day.

Jim Roberts          

 

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Program Examples

VISUAL ENHANCEMENT OF OBJECTS

Concave and Convex Lenses will be discussed.

Hand Lenses, Loupes, Telescopes and Microscopes will be discussed.

Reflection and Refraction laws will be discussed with a CD of ray diagrams presented to the participants.

Observing and Sorting using hand lenses for magnification will be practiced.

Digital cameras as lens systems as a teaching tool will be presented.

Five people will make presentations on Digital Microscopes.

 

 

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Fall 2006

August 26, UNT Physics building, room number posted on the door.

September 9, At Fair Park, Online pre-registration required

September 30, UNT physics building, room number posted on the door.

October 10, UNT Radisson Hotel, 6:00 PM - see link - R.S.V.P.

October 28, UNT Physics building, room number posted on the door.

November 9-11, CAST meeting at Wichita Falls, Texas, Pre-register on line.

December 2. UNT Physics building, room number posted on the door.

 

We hope you can join us for these activities.

 
 
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