My Science Journal

Marble

Chemical Reaction Stations

Digestive System

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Mystery-Mixture Summary B

I think the two substances in the mystery mixture are critic acid and sodium bicarbonate (Solution 6) because they both had the same reaction. They both fizzle at the same speed and their bubbles are so alike to each other. Also, the two chemicals look the same as the two mystery chemicals in the mystery mixture. The video at the right compares them both and you can see how similar they are.

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How water and carbon Dioxide enter the plant.

&nbsp;Corbon Dioxide (CO2)

Mystery-Mixture

Vegetables

Some vegetables are broccoli, carrots, pumpkins, tomatoes, and beets. A teenager should be eating 2 1/2 cups of vegetables a day. Vegetable's have vitamin A in them and that helps you keep your eyes and skin healthy. A benefit for eating vegetables can help increase intake of fiber.

-The process by which cells in plants and animals break down sugar and turn it into energy

My Total # Servings

These are my number of servings I ate on one of my food diary days. This shows how healthy I eat.

Oil

Some products that have a lot of oil are vegetable oil, mayonnaise, Italian dressing, avocado, and peanut butter. A teenager should be in taking is five tablespoons of oil daily. Oil contains a major amount of vitamin e for american diet's. A benefit is that oils have PUFAs in them and PUFAs contain some acids that you need for your health.

Vocabulary

Matter- matter anything that has mass and takes up space

Substance - A type of matter defined by a unique particle

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Photosynthesis Definition

February 16 2020 Breakfast- frosted flakes (Cereal) Snack- 5 small Chocolate chips cookies Lunch- Tacos with meat and sandwich Snack- Banana Dinner- Cheeseburger with lettuce and fires Snack- Water

Mystery Mixture

Observations Pt.1 - White powder, some big chucks, solid, looks like salt

Observations Pt.2 - Big bubbles, fizzled, got colder, once it stopped bubbling it looks like sprite and had small bubbles on the bottom.

I think that after you add too much water to the mixture it dissolves and cant make any more bubbles.

I wonder why the 2 chemicals made it bubble?

Fruits

Some examples of fruits are Apples, Bananas, Grapes, Orange's, and Peach's. A teenager should be eating 1 1/2 cups of fruits a day. Some nutrients eating fruit gives you are they are naturally low in fat and low on calories. A benefit is fruits do not have that much calories which help to lower calorie intake.

Dairy

Some examples of the dairy food group are milk, cheese, ice cream, puddings, and smoothies. A teenager should be consuming 3 cups of dairy daily. Dairy gives you calcium and vitamin d for your nutrients. A benefit is in taking dairy is important for your bone health especially when you are a child.

Mind Map

Where do plants get materials and energy to grow?

Mystery-Mixture Summary A

Protein Food

Some examples of Protein food are meats, seafood, poultry, eggs, and almonds. A teenager should be eating 5 oz of protein food a day. Some nutrients that eating protein food give you are protein, vitamin b, and vitamin e. A benefit is it provides nutrients that are vital for health and maintenance of your body.

February 14 2020 Breakfast- Cinnamon toast crunch (Cereal) Snack- Milk, Cheerios Lunch- pizza, Milk Snack- Lays chips Dinner- Chicken Nuggets with BBQ sauce Snack- Water

February 15 2020 Breakfast- frosted flakes (Cereal) Snack- Cheez its Lunch- Hot dog Snack- Hot chocolate Dinner- Pizza (Pepperoni) Snack- Water

Periodic Table

Grains

Some examples of a grain are bagels, biscuits, bread, crackers, and muffins. The daily recommend grains for a teenager are 6 oz. Grains contain vitamin B that are essential for a healthy nervous system. A benefit to eating grains is you reduce risk of diseases and provides nutrients for you.

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Chemical Reaction- A process when one or more substances change into one or more different substances.

Reactant- A substance that undergoes a change during a chemical reaction

Product- A substance formed during a chemical reaction

February 12 2020 Breakfast- Coco Puff's (Cereal) Snack- Bread with Milk, Water Lunch- Pizza, Milk Snack- Oreo's, Water Dinner- Coco Puff's (Cereal) Snack- Water

February 13 2020 Breakfast- Coco Puff's (Cereal) Snack- Muffins, Water, Milk Lunch- Pizza, Milk Snack- Aros con leche, water Dinner- Cinnamon Toast crunch (Cereal) Snack- Water

Endothermic reaction - Absorbs thermal energy from surroundings and creates cold.

Exothermic Reaction- Releases thermal energy into surroundings and creates heat 

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