Mendeleev research Paper part 1

Who was the scientist? (choose the best answer)

• The scientist famous for the foundations around the period table and many. other discoveries was Albert einstein

• The scientist famous for the foundations around the period table and many. other discoveries was Dmitri Mendeleev

• The scientist famous for the foundations around the period table and many. other discoveries was Marie Curie

• The scientist famous for the foundations around the period table and many. other discoveries was Zion Williamson

When and where was the scientist born?

• Dmitri Mendeleev was born on February 8, 1834 in Tobolsk, Siberia

• Albert Einstein was born on December 8, 1927 in Bologna, Germany

• Zion Williams was born on February 8, 1834 in Tobolsk, Siberia

• Marie Curie was born on February 8, 1834 in Tobolsk, Siberia

When did the scientist die?

• Curie died on February 2, 1907, in St. Petersburg.

• Zion died on February 2, 1907, in St. Petersburg.

• Einstein died on February 2, 1907, in St. Petersburg.

• Mendeleev died on February 2, 1907, in St. Petersburg.

Choose a transition sentence to talk about the scientists life and contributions based on the reading.

• Despite facing many challenges throughout his life, Mendeleev made significant contributions to the scientific community. His legacy continues to inspire future generations of chemists and scientists.

• Mendeleev also made significant contributions to Russian industry and agriculture. Driven from teaching because of his progressive social views

• Even through Mendeleev is now a successful scientists he struggled early in his life facing many hardships.

• Next we talk about his childhood

What was Dmitri Mendeleev's family background?

• Dmitri Mendeleev was really lucky because his family had a lot of money and they owned a big piece of land in Siberia, Russia. This meant he could have lots of nice things and didn't have to worry about stuff like most people there. He got to go to a good school and learn a lot because his family could afford it. It's cool that he got to have all that when he was a kid!

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  Mendeleev's childhood was really hard because he lived in Tobolsk, Siberia, where it was super cold and there wasn't much money. His family didn't have a lot of things and life was tough every day. They had to work really hard just to get food and stay warm. But even though it was hard, Mendeleev learned to be strong and never give up.

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  Albert Einstein's childhood was pretty tough because he lived in Germany, where life wasn't always easy. His family didn't have a lot of money, and sometimes things were hard at home. But even though things were tough, Einstein was always curious and loved to learn. He asked lots of questions and liked figuring out how things worked. This made him really smart and helped him when he grew up to be a famous scientist.

Who taught Mendeleev to valu education?

• Dmitri Mendeleev was taught to value education by his parents, Ivan and Maria. Despite their limited resources and the hardships they faced, they emphasized the importance of learning and encouraged their children to pursue knowledge. This upbringing played a crucial role in shaping Mendeleev's pursuit of higher education and his eventual success as a renowned chemist.

• Mendeleev was inspired to value education by his uncle, Nikolai Pavlovich, a scholar and a teacher. Nikolai recognized Mendeleev's potential early on and played a pivotal role in guiding him towards academic pursuits, instilling in him a deep appreciation for knowledge and learning. This encouragement was crucial in setting Mendeleev on the path to becoming a celebrated chemist.

What was Mendeleev's mothers impact on his educational journey?

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  Mendeleev's mother, Maria, played a big part in his learning. She worked really hard to make sure he could go to school. Maria took him all the way to a big city, Saint Petersburg, so he could get a good education.

• Mendeleev was homeschooled by his older brother, who was a self-taught scientist and inspired him to study chemistry.

• Mendeleev's mother, Maria, was a well-known scientist herself and taught him all about chemistry and science at their home in Siberia. This early home education sparked his interest in becoming a great chemist.

Choose a transition statement to discuss Mendeleev's education

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  Mendeleev's mom made sure he went to a good school even when things were tough. He did well in his school in Tobolsk and later went to a big school in Saint Petersburg. This helped him start his journey to become a famous scientist.

• Mendeleev didn't like school in Tobolsk, so he decided to learn everything by himself and that's how he became famous.

• All those who interacted with Mendeleev saw great academic potential, including his Mother and teachers from Tobolsk who encouraged him to pursue higher education.

• Mendeleev's mom taught him all about chemistry at home in Siberia, which is how he became such a smart scientist.

What were Dmitri Mendeleev's early educational interests and strengths?

• Dmitri Mendeleev's early educational interests and strengths were in fields of science and mathematics.

• Dmitri Mendeleev's early educational interests and strengths were centered of basketball and football.

• Dmitri Mendeleev's early educational interests and strengths in the areas of English and history.

• Dmitri Mendeleev's early educational interests and strengths were in the fields of robotics and computer programing.

Where did Dmitri Mendeleev complete his higher education and what did he study?

• Mendeleev attended the University of Saint Petersburg, Russia, where he studied biology and physics under some of the most renowned professors of his time.

• Mendeleev attended Moscow State University, where he studied chemistry and physical science under some of the most renowned professors of his time.

• Mendeleev attended the University of Saint Petersburg, Russia, where he studied chemistry and physical science under some of the most renowned professors of his time.

• Mendeleev attended the University of Notre Dam, Indiana, where he studied chemistry and physical science under some of the most renowned professors of his time.