4th gr. u5w4 Your World Up Close

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What can we observe with an electron microscope?

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Mold, as it allows us to see very small details that are not visible to the naked eye.

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What does it mean when we say, 'There is no such thing as a typical snowflake'?

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Each snowflake is unique, meaning no two snowflakes are exactly the same.

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What did Wilson Bentley famously photograph?

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Snowflakes, capturing their unique structures.

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What does the prefix 'micro' mean?

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Small, often used to describe things that are too tiny to see without a microscope.

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What is the function of a microscope?

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A microscope can magnify images, making small objects appear larger.

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What is an example of something that cannot be seen with the naked eye?

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Mold, which can be observed using an electron microscope.

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Why are snowflakes considered unique?

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Because each one has a different shape and structure, influenced by the conditions in which it forms.

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What is the significance of Wilson Bentley's work?

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He was the first to photograph snowflakes, showing their intricate designs.

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How does a microscope help scientists?

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It allows them to study small organisms and structures in detail.

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What is the relationship between size and the prefix 'micro'?

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The prefix 'micro' indicates that something is very small.