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Scrumptious Science: Making Ice Cream in a Bag

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

A chilly, edible chemistry challenge from Science Buddies Apr 25, 2014 George Retseck Key concepts Food science Chemistry Freezing Phases of matter Solutions Introduction Have you ever made homemade ice cream? It can be a lot of fun, and you end up with a tasty frozen treat! A lot of interesting chemistry is actually needed to make ice cream. For example, think about how you start out with refrigerated (or even room-temperature) ingredients and then need to cool them down to turn them turn into ice cream. How do the ingredients change during this process? How important do you think they get cooled to a certain temperature? In this science activity you'll make your own ice cream (in a bag!) and explore the best way to chill the ingredients to make them become a delicious reward! Background To make ice cream, the ingredientstypically milk (or half and half), sugar and vanilla extractneed to be cooled down. One way to do this is by using salt. If you live in a cold climate, you may have seen trucks spreading salt and sand on the streets in the wintertime to prevent roads from getting slick after snow or ice. Why is this? … Continue reading

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 1 Animal cell structure – Video

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 1 Animal cell structure Free GCSE and A Level video lessons. By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 2 Plant cell structure – Video

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 2 Plant cell structure Free GCSE and A Level video lessons. By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 3 Yeast and Bacteria – Video

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 3 Yeast and Bacteria Free GCSE and A Level video lessons. By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 4 Specialised cells – Video

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AQA Unit 2 Biology. Cells lesson 4 Specialised cells Free GCSE and A Level video lessons. By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading

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Biology – Plant Structure – Video

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

Biology - Plant Structure This video explains that when looking at the structure of plants, we can classify the plant structure into two major regions: the stem and the roots. Watch m... By: Brightstorm … Continue reading

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Titus Brown: Data intensive biology in the cloud: instrumenting ALL the things – PyCon 2014 – Video

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

Titus Brown: Data intensive biology in the cloud: instrumenting ALL the things - PyCon 2014 Speaker: Titus Brown "Cloud computing offers some great opportunities for science, but most cloud computing platforms are I/O and memory limited, and hence a... By: PyCon 2014 … Continue reading

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Nicole Rhodes Literacy in Biology Class KIPP NYC College Prep, April 2014 – Video

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

Nicole Rhodes Literacy in Biology Class KIPP NYC College Prep, April 2014 By: Sam Routhier … Continue reading

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Biology Teacher, Worksop, Nottinghamshire

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

Biology Teacher, Worksop, Nottinghamshire Worksop College is set in 310 acres of stunning grounds, inspiring pupils to succeed in the classroom and beyond. Many staff live on site in a range of accommodation provided by the school and choose to have their own children educated, for a significantly reduced fee, at the Prep School and the College. The site adjoins the beautiful Clumber Park and is only 1 hour 30 minutes away from London by train. We are able to offer outstanding facilities and deliver high academic standards. We have small class sizes, superb pastoral care and happy and successful pupils. The Biology Department provision includes an independent curriculum for year 9, AQA Level 1/2 Certificate in Biology (IGCSE) and AQA Level 1/2 Certificate Dual Award Science (IGCSE) are taught at GCSE and an overseas group is taught AQA Additional Science. BTEC is currently offered for lower ability students. The AQA Biology Specification A is taught in the Sixth Form. The successful applicant will be a dynamic and experienced A Level teacher and will be required to teach Biology to all levels and balanced science to year 9. Remarkable facts about Worksop College: In music we have two full time … Continue reading

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Neurotransmitter anatomy – Video

Posted: Published on April 26th, 2014

Neurotransmitter anatomy Overview of the anatomy of neurotransmitters. Visit us (http://www.khanacademy.org/science/healthcare-and-medicine) for health and medicine content or (http:... By: khanacademymedicine … Continue reading

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