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based on the suggested information. 5. Make inquiry in the web and to present certain points about the cathode rays, the X- rays, the rays of Becquerel, the a, b, c, rays or the alpha, βeta, and γ rays [...] tentative but durable”, b)“Science demands and relies on empirical evidence” and c) “Science has a subjective element”. C) The activity 6 concerns the characteristics of Nature of Science: a) “Scientific [...] results After the lesson, the students are expected to: 1. Locate the Curie’s contribution to the development of science, based on the narration as well as the lesson activities. 2. Write the differences between
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officially announced their discovery, b) the scientist or scientists who made the discovery, c) the country and the institution they worked in. Working collaboratively in your group please place the date [...] environment in which she grew up and took the decisions about her future with those that prevail in your country now. What are the biggest differences? ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………… [...] on the internet and posted in your classroom. Activity 3 Maria, Pierre and their collaborators, managed to isolate one decigramme of radium in the state of its permanent salt and to determine its atomic
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was very important to his par- ents. James Rutherford’s work was also very impor- tant to the development of his son’s personality. His father’s work required the family to move quite of- ten. In 1876 [...] graduates of universities to go anywhere in the world and work on research of importance to their home country’s industries. Rutherford applied for the scholarship and, through a fortunate turn of events, received [...] of view; however, it illustrates the degree to which knowledge about the nature of science has developed in recent decades. In order to teach the concept of atomism, one must recognize another important
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the conservation of energy—the belief that every physical force stood in equilibrium with an equivalent counter-force In terms of physiology, the laws of energy conservation and energy conversion stand next [...] effects of calcination and combustion. Energy in Food Today, the word calorie is synonymous with energy. Many products in modern supermarkets identify the contained energy in kilocalories and the amount of [...] defined energy as “a power to change in opposition to resistance.” He, furthermore, distin- guished between “actual or sensible” energy (e.g., en- ergy of movement) and “potential or latent” energy Rankine
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are the possible causes of disease? b) Can you think of any likely causes for the beriberi epidemic? c) How would you begin to look for the cause? Instructions: Step 3 In the space below, please, summarize [...] discuss your answers with you in class. Student Workbook: Christiaan Eijkmann: Simplex non veri Sigilum 5 Episode 4: Rice is not just rice Instructions: Step 1 Listen carefully as your teacher presents Episode [...] Eijkman trying to find out with his many versions of diet? b) Why could Eijkman not find an explanation? c) What advice would you have for Eijkman? Instructions: Step 3 In the space below, please, summarize
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contribution to the development of science, based on some of his experiments. 2. Write the reasons for: a) the appearance of avitaminosis in the human body, only from the absence of the vitamins C and B and b) [...] false explanation of his research that was conducted in Indonesia. 5. Describe the characteristics of science and the ways it develops, according to the McComas’ list, based on the narration as well the [...] subjective element” and c) “Science is a highly creative endeavor”. B) The activity 3 concerns the characteristic of Nature of Science: “Scientific knowledge is tentative but durable”. C) The activity 4 concerns
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com: http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2- 2830901294.html Jansen, B. C. P. (1950). C. Eijkman. Journal of Nutrition, 42, 2–8. Merritt, C., & Tan, S. Y. (2011). Christiaan Eijkman (1858– 1930): The vicar of [...] a massive study of over two-hundred-and-eighty thou- sand prisoners in Javanese prisons, Eijkman managed to find the cure. Using the findings of Eijkman’s study, scientists were able to isolate a nutrient [...] Christiaan re- tired. Three years later, based on Eijkman’s trials and research into beriberi, B. C. P. Jaiisen and W. F. Do- nath discovered that unpolished rice contained a nu- trient they called thiamin
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