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The document appears to be notes from a science class that are difficult to read due to the student sitting in the back of the class. It discusses definitions of density and buoyancy, how to calculate density using mass and volume, states of matter, and how to clean up liquid spills. The notes end with recommendations to watch videos or read Lord of the Rings.

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Hello.All these notes and facts are from science class today.I may have misspelled som stuff because I couldn't see the board as I sit in the far back, or because Aris' handwriting was too messy. So go blame him instead.
Defintion: the tendency for an object to sink or float based on its DENSITY differences with its surroundings.For an object to float, the buoyant force on a submerged object is equal to the weight of the fluid that is displaced.
Density=M VM=DxVV= M VWe use grams (g) to describe Mass.We use mililiters or cubic centimeters (mL or cm3) to describe Volume.So, to mesure density, we use g/mL or g/cm3.Chapter 8.2. Question page 226, 1-8
The buoyant force on a submorged object is equal to the WEIGHT of the fluid that is deplaced.
1. All matter is made up of particles.2. In gas, there are spaces between particles.3. In liquids and solids, the particles are closer together and they have strong forces of attraction between them.4. All particles are in constant motion.5. Temperature affects the speed at which particles move.6. All particles of one substance are identical.Chapter 7.2. Review page 198, questions on page 202, 1-6.
Water spills are worse than solid spills because:1) Spreads faster and farther2) Difficult to clean3) Affect marine life
How to clean them up1. Burning (light a fire)2. Boom (fence it)3. Skimer (skim the surface)4. Biorrenditation (have bacteria nom it up)5. Sorbents (acts like a sponge)6. Dispersance (chemicals break it down)Chapter 9.2, pg 260, 1-7
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Yay~ You have officially finished this power point presentation I made in a short amount of time for you. It just took a long time because I forgot to save, dinner, and tea (it was my sisters birthday) and my sister was repeatedly kicking me off the computer. And also, I couldnt share the original copy. So I had to re-do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op8 9xkjAT34 If you watch that whole video, I will have utter respect for you.
Or, if you find that boring (that means that you don't have any taste, in my opinion), then amuse yourself while watching this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bm hjf0rKe8
Go read the Lord of the Rings. Seriously. Its better than you think.
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  • 2. Hello.All these notes and facts are from science class today.I may have misspelled som stuff because I couldn't see the board as I sit in the far back, or because Aris' handwriting was too messy. So go blame him instead.
  • 3. Defintion: the tendency for an object to sink or float based on its DENSITY differences with its surroundings.For an object to float, the buoyant force on a submerged object is equal to the weight of the fluid that is displaced.
  • 4. Density=M VM=DxVV= M VWe use grams (g) to describe Mass.We use mililiters or cubic centimeters (mL or cm3) to describe Volume.So, to mesure density, we use g/mL or g/cm3.Chapter 8.2. Question page 226, 1-8
  • 5. The buoyant force on a submorged object is equal to the WEIGHT of the fluid that is deplaced.
  • 6. 1. All matter is made up of particles.2. In gas, there are spaces between particles.3. In liquids and solids, the particles are closer together and they have strong forces of attraction between them.4. All particles are in constant motion.5. Temperature affects the speed at which particles move.6. All particles of one substance are identical.Chapter 7.2. Review page 198, questions on page 202, 1-6.
  • 7. Water spills are worse than solid spills because:1) Spreads faster and farther2) Difficult to clean3) Affect marine life
  • 8. How to clean them up1. Burning (light a fire)2. Boom (fence it)3. Skimer (skim the surface)4. Biorrenditation (have bacteria nom it up)5. Sorbents (acts like a sponge)6. Dispersance (chemicals break it down)Chapter 9.2, pg 260, 1-7
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  • 12. Yay~ You have officially finished this power point presentation I made in a short amount of time for you. It just took a long time because I forgot to save, dinner, and tea (it was my sisters birthday) and my sister was repeatedly kicking me off the computer. And also, I couldnt share the original copy. So I had to re-do it.
  • 13. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op8 9xkjAT34 If you watch that whole video, I will have utter respect for you.
  • 14. Or, if you find that boring (that means that you don't have any taste, in my opinion), then amuse yourself while watching this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bm hjf0rKe8
  • 15. Go read the Lord of the Rings. Seriously. Its better than you think.