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25.1 - Properties of Stars

25.1 - Properties of Stars

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Science

9th Grade

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NGSS
HS-PS1-8, HS-PS4-1, MS-PS1-4

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O'Connor Nathaniel

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24 Slides • 5 Questions

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25.1 - Properties of Stars

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What happens during nuclear fusion?

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Smaller atoms are forced together to form bigger atoms. ex: 4 H fuse to make 1 He.

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An atom is broken apart, releasing immense amounts of energy in the form of a nuclear blast

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T/F. Visible light is a part of the Electromagnetic spectrum.

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True

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False

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Which of the following subatomic particles are located in the NUCLEUS of atoms?

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Electrons

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Neutrons

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Protons

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Hydrogen

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Electrons are small negatively charged subatomic particles that are located orbiting around the nucleus of atoms.

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True

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False

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​Keep in Mind...

​- Each group must come up with at least 1 'burning question' by the beginning of our review day 9/13. NEXT MONDAY.

​- Burning questions are to be written down on a sticky note with your block and group number on it. You may post the question anywhere it fits on our 'Burning Questions' board in class -or- you may turn the sticky note into me and I will post it.

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​Key Concepts

​- Temperature scale between Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin.

​- Interpreting H-R diagram

​- Describe what astronomers can learn by studying star properties

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Lets review the video. The Kelvin scale for temperature uses what value for freezing water and what value for boiling water?

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273 K - freezing

373 K - Boiling

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32 K - freezing

212 K - Boiling

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0 K - freezing

100 K - Boiling

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​Why does Kelvin matter?

  • ​Gives a measure for absolute zero temperature.

  • ​Absolute zero temperature means that there is a complete absence of thermal energy

  • ​We measure the temperature of stars in Kelvins

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​Review Concepts

​- Temperature scale between Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin.

​- Interpreting H-R diagram

​- Describe what astronomers can learn by studying star properties

​----> the formation of planets, the origin of the elements, the characteristics of galaxies, and the future of our Solar System.

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​Assignment 9/7

Use the book and notes to complete 25.1 worksheet in Schoology

​- Make up any work that you have missed up to this point

​- Be aware...

​- Unit 1 Review will be on Thursday (3/16)

  • -Test will be Friday

25.1 - Properties of Stars

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