LAB Test 07

Once you have worked on your first two activities, here you will find every piece of information you need to make it through the remainig ones in Test 07. Read it carefully and start making decisions and working on it:

WATER SPHERE MULTIPLE LAB TEST

WATER ANALYTICS

In December 2010 the UN General Assembly agreed to declare 2013 as International Year of Water Sphere Cooperation The decision highlights the importance of water in Sustainable Development from a global point of view, and also underlines how important water is to preserve the environment and fight poverty and hunger all around the world. Needless to say, water is a key factor when dealing with health and human wellness.

Enter the next link into the corresponding exhibition by Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) and go over it thoroughly to get ready for this test.

EXHIBITION PANELS: WATER SPHERE

Just in case, you may be able to look up any difficult noun or topic in the next glossary so that you can understand it properly. 

GLOSSARY, I NEED YOU!

PREZIs on the go!!!!!

This is a first selection of Prezis from previous year's students. Watch them and start designing your own one:

• First open a new Prezi account
• Then try it for a few minutes.

https://prezi.com/

1. http://prezi.com/ligd1bmqe9l3/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
2. http://prezi.com/sq8syqyc58gk/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
3. http://prezi.com/k9mueci1lrzg/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
4. http://prezi.com/hsdzmu16uiuq/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
5. http://prezi.com/01maje2wbzet/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
6. http://prezi.com/geo6qzsps1ye/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

LAB Test 03

Here you are the details of the current test on mineralogy, which we have been working through our lessons lately:

RESEARCH ON MINERAL PROPERTIES

Remember you can visit the different websites and watch the videos at home:
www.mineralogy4kids.org
CMITV-GEO

By now, you should have started doing your report on Test 3 through Google Drive.

How to complete a scientific report

OBSERVACIONES:

i   Cada alumno debe presentar su propia memoria de prácticas a mano u ordenador (en hojas blancas A4) de acuerdo con las directrices incluidas en la hoja de criterios de evaluación. Recuerda que la memoria es un documento individual y que debe contener las siguientes partes:

0. Una portada debidamente cumplimentada (NÚMERO Y TÍTULO DE LA PRÁCTICA, NOMBRE, APELLIDOS, CURSO Y GRUPO DEL AUTOR, ASIGNATURA Y FECHA DE ENTREGA). Además se debe incluir índice que mencione al menos los puntos que aparecen a continuación.

1.    Resumen

2.    Introducción y fundamento teórico

3.    Objeto y descripción del ensayo (objetivo, procedimiento, materiales / reactivos usados, diagrama de flujo)

4.    Datos, cálculos y resultados

5.    Discusión de resultados.

6.    Bibliografía

A LAB REPORT LAYOUT:

Front cover

Index

1.    Abstract

2.    Introduction and theoretical basis

3.    Objective and Experimental Description

3.1. Test Objective

3.2. Procedure

3.3. Materials and Chemicals

3.4. Flow Chart

4.    Data processing and Results

5.    Discussion

6.    References / Web resources

i   Cada memoria se puntuará según se indica en el cuadro adjunto.

i   El trabajo en el laboratorio, la realización de cálculos y la discusión de resultados deben tratarse en común dentro de cada grupo exclusivamente.

i   Deben tenerse siempre presentes las normas de comportamiento y seguridad en el laboratorio.

i   Las memorias de prácticas entregadas fuera de plazo, sin justificación por causa mayor, serán puntuadas con un Insuficiente de 0 a 4, así como los resultados de la misma y la actitud, sin perjuicio de la puntuación obtenida en el apartado de trabajo en grupo.

i   LA NO ENTREGA DE ALGUNA DE LAS MEMORIAS DE PRÁCTICAS IMPLICA EL SUSPENSO EN LA ASIGNATURA.

Test 2: Determination of density in solids

• Usually, DENSITY will have units of $\frac{g}{mL}$ when dealing with a liquid or units of $\frac{g}{c{m}^3}$ when dealing with a solid.
• The mass has units of grams, $g$.
• The volume can have units of $mL$ or $c{m}^3$

Access to Google ClassroomTest 2 key concepts and material

REMEMBER:

The size, mass, and arrangement of atoms affect the density of a substance. If a substance has a high density, what can you guess about the size, mass, and arrangement of the atoms that make up the substance? If a substance has a low density, what can you guess about the size, mass, and arrangement of the atoms that make up the substance? Proper answers to these questions should be given in your report.

1st TERM PLANNING