Here’s your homework for Friday, February 13th:
Part 1:
Go to this yteach.com lesson:
Energy Resources
Complete this entire lesson, then answer the following questions:
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
Part 2:
Go to this yteach.com lesson:
Copper and Titanium from Ores
Complete this entire lesson (you do not need to complete any of the sections which require calculations), and then answer the following questions:
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
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1)The atoms combine which means fusion inside the sun, then they travel up and create that energy.
2)The sun heats the earth un evenly so that creates winds in the air.
3)Most of the oil and gasses are found under the sea.
4)Biomass is considered to be renewable becuase we have so much trash we can burn and we can also burn some wood if needed.
5)The sea snake gets it energy from the waves. The sea snake moves with the water so when waves go the snake bends and absorbs the energy with its pistons.
6)Food and batteries are two ways to store energy.
7)Sulphuric acid is used inside the car and lead is used as the metal. H2SO4 thats the chemical equation
Ryan O.
1. The atoms combine together or fusion, it occurs inside the sun.
2.Sun heats the earth in unevenly amounts and produces wind on earth.
3. Most of oil and natural gas is prodiced under the sea.
4.Biomass is considered to be a renweable source of energy because we produce trash almost everyday so we can burn it, also trees can be used in a considerable amount.
5.The sea skae produces energy by using hydroelectric pistion that produces energy when the waves in the sea undulates the machine, pushing the pistions togehter.
6.food and batteries are some examples of energy.
7.Sulfuric acid is used in car batteries and the metal is lead, the chemical formula is H2SO4
Moses Lee
part 1
1) The source of solar energy is produced during thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2) The source of energy from the wind comes from the sun's energy. Because it does not heat the surface of the earth evenly, it causes variations in air pressure that result in winds. These winds can be used to generate wind turbines to generate electricity.
3) Most of the earth's reserves of oil and gas are found under the seabed. They are eventually released from drilling and pumped through pipelines into factories.
4) Biomass is considered to be renewable energy resources because new trees are being planted to replace the ones that have been used to create fuel.
5) The sea snake produces energy by using hydroelectric pistons that are attached to large joints that moves with the motion of the waves. The wind creates these waves.
6) One store of chemical energy is fuel such as petrol, which is made from oil and gas. Food is another source of stored chemical energy.
7) The type of acid inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used inside a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
8) The names of three copper containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9) The countries with the largest copper resources are Canada, Chile, and USA.
10) Coppers with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11) During the process of electro refining, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12) Titanium is the 9th most abundant element in Earth's crust, which is about 0.6%.
13) Titanium has many properties that make it valuable. Titanium does not corrode or deteriorate, and it is very dense. Titanium alloys are very comparable to iron or steel because they can be used in applications that require low densities and high resistance to temperate changes. Titanium is very strong and it has a very high melting point, which is why titanium often replaces steel. Titanium also doesn't cause allergic reactions, which is why it is often used to make jewelry.
14) Final impurities are removes by heating the titanium at a high temperature. This causes magnesium chloride to vaporize and escape resulting in pure titanium.
Part 1
1. The sun's energey comes from thermo-nuclear reaction, that is sent from the sun to the earth as radiation.
2. Wind comes from the sun's heating of the atmosphere which effects air pressure.
3. Most of Earth's Oil and Natural Gas is reserved in oceans and seas.
4. Biomass products, trees and garbage etc., is considered renewable because if they are rationed and supported properly they can be used quickly.
5. The 'Sea Snake' is a machine that produces energy using the movement on waves which they float on.
6. Food such as plantlife and animals that have fed off of plant life store chemical energy. Non-renewable resources such as fuel and natural gas also act as stores of chimcal energy.
7. Sulfuric Acid. Lead and Lead Oxide. H2SO4.
Part 2
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and Cuprite.
9. Canada, USA, and Chile.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are unsuitable for most applications.
11. The Pure Copper forms on the Cathode.
12. The Earth's crust is made up of 0.6% titanium.
13. Titanium has a high mechanical strength, for it does not undergo deformation when under high tempratures, and titanium has a lower density then iron.
14. The last impuraties removed from titanium is MgCl, Magnesium Chloride.
Part 1:
1.The energy of the sun comes from the thermal nuclear reactions, and this occurs in the center of the sun.
2.The source of energy for wind is the sun. The sun doesn’t heat the earth evenly, when this happens wind is created.
3.Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gases are located under sea beds, and swamps.
4.Biomass is considered a renewable energy resource because new trees can grow after they are used and burned for heat energy.
5.Sea Snake’s produce energy by hydraulic pistons that move back and forth between joints.
6.Two stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7.The type of acid that is used in side a car battery is sulfuric acid, and lead is the metal that is used in a car battery. The chemical formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. Three names of copper-containing minerals are cuprite, bornite, and covellite.
9. Tree countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and the USA.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% abundant in the earth's crust.
13. Titanium has a much lower density than iron, it doesn't change when it is exposed to high temperatures for long periods of time, and it has a high mechanical strength. These properties make titanium valuable.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by having the oxygen removed. This is done by changing it to titanium four chloride. Then the titanium chloride is put into a furnace molten magnesium removes the chorine from the titanium. Then the titanium is heated to a very high temperature and the magnesium is removes reaving the titanium free of impurities.
8.Chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite are some examples of ores that contain profitable copper.
9.Canada, USA, and Chile are some countries that contain the world's most largest copper mines.
10.No, it is not suitable for most applications.
11. When electrorefining the copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12.Titanium is 0.6% abundant in the earth's crust.
13.Titanium is valuable because it has a high melting point, it it hard, ressistant to corrosion and is hard enough to compete with steel and iron, also it is good for machines like rockets.
14.The titanium that contains the MgCl2 is heated until it reaches the point where the MgCl2 is turened to vapor and escapes from the titanium
Part 2
Moses Lee
Chris E
Part 1
1. The sun’s energy is from thermo nuclear reactions and heat and radiation.
2. The source of energy for the wind is from the sun.
3. Most of Earth’s reserves for oil and gas are located deep down under the sea.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy source because the sun is constantly making the biomass possible. So energy is produced since there is plenty of solar energy available.
5. The sea snake produces energy by moving its parts and creating movement to make energy. The movement creates oxygen.
6. Chemical energy comes from the sea and offshore breeze and salt water.
7. Sulphuric acid is used inside the car battery and the metal that is used in the car battery is lead. The chemical formula is H2SO4
Part 2
1. Three copper containing minerals are: chalcosine, cuprite, and malachite.
2. In Chile, Canada, and Wales there are large copper mining areas.
3. If copper has 1% impurities it is not suitable for most purposes.
4. In the electorefining of the copper the pure form of the copper forms into a cathode.
5. Titanium is the ninth most abundant element in the Earth’s crust. It is about .6% of the Earths crust.
6. Titanium is valuable because it has a high resistance to chemical changes, temperature, and pressure.
7. For titanium to be refined the final impurities are removed by the gas making the impurities go up and therefore out of titanium.
8)Chalcosine, bornite, covellite are 3 minerals that contain copper
9)Canada, the U.S and Chile all have big copper mines
10) Nope copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications
11)Copper forms on the cathode
12)Titanium is 0.6% abundant in the earths crust
13)The properties that make titanium valuable is that it doesn't react with anything and it has a really high melting point and is really strong
14)Titanium that is impure is put in a furnace which is then introduced with molten magnesium. Then it is still impure so then they heat it up and then the magnesium then goes away as vapor.
Ryan O.
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1) Fusion produces the energy of the sun it occurs (thermal nuclear reaction) the center of the sun
2) The source of energy for the wind is kinetic energy.
3) Most oil and gas are found under the sea bed in the ocean.
4) Biomass is considered a renewable energy source because it can be burned in large or small systems to release heat energy. Biomass is renewable because new trees grow all the time. The growing trees replace the ones being cut down for fuel.
5) The sea snake gets energy by moving with the waves. It is stealing energy from the waves.
6) Two stores for chemical energy are fuels like petrol which is made from oil and gas, which act of stores for chemical energy. The second one is batteries, batteries are another way you can store chemical energy.
7) The type of acid used in a car battery is sulfuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2so4.
8) The names for three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite and malachite
9) Three countries with large copper resources are Chili, USA and Canada.
10) Copper is unsuitable
11) In the electorefining of copper the pure copper forms on the cathode
12) Titanium is 0.6 of the earths crust not very abundant
13) Titanium is valuable because it does not roast or decay. It reacts with oxygen in the air. It forms Titanium 4 oxide is the layer that blocks air from getting at titanium. It is much less dense then iron. Titanium also has a very high melting point.
14) One of the ways titanium can be refined is the straight hearth furnace. The impurities turn into vapor.
.................... Jonathon L
Part One:
1.The energy in the sun is produced during thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun and then travels through space in the form of radiation.
2.The source of energy for the wind is the sun, which does not heat the surface of the earth evenly causing variations in pressure which results in wind.
3.Oil and gas are found under sea beds and are pumped to onshore refineries.
4.Biomass is renewable because new trees are growing all the time to replace those that are cut down and used.
5.A sea snake generates electricity by using hydraulic pistons attached to large joints that move with the motion of the waves.
6.Two stores of chemical energy are fuel such as petrol and batteries.
7.The type of acid used in a car battery is called lead oxide, the chemical equation for lead oxide is PbO, and the metal in the battery is lead.
Part Two:
1.The names of three copper containing ores are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
2.One of the largest copper mines is in Chile; other vast resources are located in USA and Canada and also in Cornwall and Wales.
3.Copper containing one percent impurity make it unsuitable to be used in most applications.
4.Pure copper forms the cathode.
5.There is about o.6% of titanium in the earth.
6.Titanium can form a layer of titanium oxide which protects a metals surface and makes it more durable. Also, it is lighter than iron which is useful.
7.To obtain pure titanium, oxygen must be removed from the oxide. To rid titanium of impurities, you can turn it into titanium chloride, and then remove the chloride by heating it which turns the chloride into vapor.
-Rachael M.
part 1
1. energy from the sun is produces during nuclear reactions in the center of the sun
2. the sun is the source for energy for wind
3. coal is found underground and oil is found in the sea
4. because we can burn it
5. it takes the energy from the waves and uses it
6. food and batteries
7. sulfuric acid, lead, H2SO4
part 2
8. chalcosine
chalcopyrite
cuprite
9. usa, chile, and canda
10. yes
11. anode
12. 0.6 percent
13. corrision resistant, high mechanicle stengh, and they ca go under high temperatures for a long period of time
14. by heating the titanium at a high temperature
mattie milliken
Part 1
Questions
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
Answers
1. Solar energy is made of nuclear reactions in the middle of the sun.
2. The sun's heat reaches places differently. So the air pressure is different which creates wind.
3. Under the sea
4. The resources is always being restored. For example, many more trees are still growing even if a tree is cut down.
5. The sea snake generates energy by hydraulic pistons that follow the motion of the waves.
6. Batteries and petroleum
7. The acid used in car batteries are sulphuric acids and the metal that is used is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2
Questions
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
Answers
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and Malachite.
9. Chile, USA, and Canada.
10. It is unsuitable.
11. On the cathode.
12. 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. It can be adhered from other oxidations.
14. The titanium is heated.
Natalie Period A
Part 1
1. The energy in the sun is produced during thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun and travels through radiation.
2. The source of energy of wind is the sun which does not heat the surface of the earth evenly causing variations of pressure which causes wind
3. Oil and gas are found under the sea bed and are pumped through pipe lines onto refineries.
4. Biomass is renewable because trees are growing all the time to replace those that are cut down and used.
5. Sea Snake produces energy by the heat from the sun.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are batteries and fuel.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulfuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is lead oxide.
Part 2
8. The names of three copper containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA.
10. Copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the elector fining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is not very abundant in the Earth’s crust. It counts for about 0.6% of the Earth’s crust.
13. The properties of titanium that make it valuable are that it is reactive, it has layers that protect the metal surface from the destructive actions of air, it is less dense than iron, and it has a high melting point. Because of these properties, titanium can be used for applications which require material with low density, high resistance to temperature changes, and the chemical stress.
14. The final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined by removing the oxygen from titanium oxide.
Part 1:
1. The energy of the sun is produced in the center of the sun during the thermo-nuclear reaction.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun. It produces energy that causes air pressure. The winds turn the wind turbines which manufactures electricity.
3. Most of the Earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because it uses wood and wood can be made again.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by using hydraulic pistols. Sea Snakes are produced by the movement of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are fuel petrol that are oil and gas, and the second store is electricity that is made by going through the process of combustion.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is called the sulphuric acid and the metal that’s used in a car battery is a lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, cuprite, and also malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, USA, and also Canada.
10. Copper with 1% impurities is suitable for most applications because it is between 0.5 and 4 percentage of the copper ore rate.
11. Pure copper form on the anode when it is in the process of the electorefining of copper.
12. There is about 0.6% of titanium in the Earth’s crust. It may seem little, however, it is higher than copper.
13. The properties of titanium that makes it valuable is by getting used in spacecrafts. Titanium can also get used for surgical instruments, paint, and also plastics. A huge use is implants that are made by titanium.
14. Final impurities removed from titanium can be refined by oxygen getting removed from the oxides.
PART 1:
1. The energy of the sun comes from or occurs from thermo nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for wind is the solar energy or sun. The kinetic energy of the sun is the source of the wind.
3. Most of the oil and natural gas is located under the seabed.
4. Biomass is considered to be renewable because wood and plants are grown over and over again.
5. The invention “sea snake” produces energy (electricity) by moving joints, which move with the motion of the waves.
6. Two examples of stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7. The type of acid used in a car battery is Sulphuric acid. The metal used in a car battery is lead. And finally the chemical formula for the acid (sulphuric) is H2SO4
PART 2:
8. Here are some examples of copper-containing minerals: Chalcosine (Cu2s), Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2), and Cuprite (Cu2O).
9. Chile, Canada, and the USA are the three countries with large copper mines or resources.
10. Copper with 1% impurity makes it unsuitable for applications.
11. During the process of Electrorefining the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant chemical element in the Earth’s crust.
13. The low density and high melting point (3300°c), make Titanium valuable. Some other values are that Titanium is tough and hard.
14. The final impurities of Titanium are removed by heating the Titanium at a high temperature. When heated the impurities turn into vapor and escapes from the Titanium.
Charlotte
1.Energy from the sun comes from the centre of the sun, and travels through space in the form of radiation.
2.Wind energy comes from the uneven heating of the earth's surface.
3.Most of the Earth's oil and natural gas resources are found at the bottom of the ocean.
4.A renewable energy source is an energy source that the Earth regenerates at a fast enough speed for our use. Biomass never runs out.
5.The solar energy creates wind, which causes waves, and the joints in the Sea Snake move with the waves.
6.Fuel, such as petrol, and batteries are examples of stores of chemical energy.
7.A car battery uses sulfuric acid, and lead.
8.Chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite are copper conatining metals.
9.Canada, Cornwall and Whales, and Chile have large copper resources.
10.Copper with 1% impurities in unsutable for most applications.
11.Anode.
12.Titaniumis relatively common, and makes up 0.6% of the Earth's crust.
13.Titanium and its alloys are corrosion-resistant,
they have a high mechanical strength.
14.The oxygen is removed.
13.
1. The energy of the sun is created during the nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. When the sun hits the surface of the Earth, the atmosphere is heated. However, there is big a difference between how fast the land and the sea are heated. The hot air above land raises high into the sky, where it cools off. High in the sky the cold air now moves out over the sea. That means it is the sun that makes the wind blow.
3. Most of the oil and natural gas are formed from the remains of sea creatures so much of them are found under the sea.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees are growing all the time.
5. Sea Snake generate electricity by using hydraulic piston which moves with large motion of the waves.
6. Battery and petrol are stores of chemical energy.
7. Sulphuric acid is used inside a car battery and as well as lead inside. Chemical formula for sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. USA, Canada, and Chile are the countries with large copper resources.
10. Copper has to be very pure so 1% of impurities make the copper unsuitable for most applications.
11. Pure copper form on the cathode by the action of the electric current.
12. The content of titanium in the earth’s crust is about 0.6% which is ninth abundant chemical element.
13. When titanium reacts with air, it produces a layer of oxide on the metal surface called, coherent structure. This layer protects it from further oxidation. Also it has low density and high melting points. Due to these characteristic, titanium can be used for applications which require low density and high resistance to temperature changes.
14. They are removed by heating titanium to a high temperature at which magnesium chloride turns into vapor.
HannahK.
Part 1:
1.The energy from the sun is produced from thermonuclear reactions and occurs in the center of the sun.
2.The source of kinetic energy for wind comes from the sun’s heat and radiation.
3.Most fossil fuels are found under the ground.
4.Because certain biomasses, like wood, can be cut down and replanted, although most trees are being cut down faster than they’re planted.
5.Sea snakes move with the waves and produce hydroelectric energy with the motion.
6.One store of energy is petrol, which is used and released in cars, and another store is batteries, which can convert energy into electricity.
7.Sulphuric acid is the chemical that is used in car batteries, and its chemical equation is H2SO4. The case surrounding the acid is a combination of lead and lead oxide.
Part 2:
8.Chalcosine, Cuprite, and Malachite are three examples of copper containing minerals.
9.The United States, Canada, and Chile are three examples of countries that have large copper mines.
10.Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11.In electrorefining of copper, the pure copper is attracted toward the cathode.
12.Titanium accounts for about 0.6% of the Earth’s crust.
13.The properties of titanium that makes it useful is it’s low density, and at the same time high resistance to temperature and chemicals.
14.(This Question is Not Answered In The Lesson)
Part 1
1. The thermal nuclear reaction produces the energy of the sun and it occurs in the center of the sun.
2. The sun is the source of energy for the wind.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees are growing all the time.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by using hydraulic pistons which are attached to large joints that moves with the motion of the waves.
6. Food, Batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid and the metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are called chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. The three countries with large copper resources are Chile, USA, and Canada.
10. Copper with 1% impurities makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. There is 0.6% of Titanium in the earth’s crust.
13. The high melting point and the reactivity of oxygen makes titanium valuable.
14. The final impurities of titanium are removed by heating it in a high temperature.
Martin-
Part 1:
1. The energy of the sun is produced from thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. Variation in air pressure which creates wind.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the ocean and under many layers.
4. Biomass is constantly being renewed which is why some people might consider it to be a renewable energy source.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy using the waves of the ocean. It generates energy using hydrolic pistons which move with the motions of the waves.
6. Chemical energy is stored in fuel such as petrol. Batteries also store chemical energy.
7. Sulfuric acid is used inside a car battery. The metal used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. The names of the three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. Chile, Canada, and USA are countries with large copper resources.
10. Yes, copper with 1% impurities are suitable for most application.
11. The electrofining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium is about 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Titanium has a lower density than iron and it melts at a higher temperature than iron. Also titanium is hard, tough, and resistant to corrosion. Those properties make titanium valuable.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium when it is put into a furnace and heated with another metal to separate the impurities.
1. The energy of the sun comes from ferment nuclear reaction center of the sun, which travels through the space in form of radiation.
2. Since sun doesn’t heat the earth’s atmosphere unevenly, the air causing winds, which blows on the wind mills and produces electricity.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas were located in sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because trees always grow.
5. A Sea Snake produce energy by using hydraulic piston.
6. One of stores of chemical energy is when oil or gas release through burning or combustion. Another one is batteries, transforming to electrical energy.
7. Sulfuric acid and lead are used inside in a car battery. Chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
8. Chalcopyrite, bornite, malachite are names of three copper-containing minerals.
9. Canada, USA, Chile are three countries with large copper resources.
10. Copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth chemical element in terms of abundance in the Earth's crust. The content of titanium in the Earth's crust is about 0.6%,
13. Titanium is valuable because its alloys are corrosion-resistant, they have a high mechanical strength, and objects made of them do not undergo deformation when subjected to high temperatures for a long period. Also it has a less density.
14. The final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined by getting bigger and bigger.
Terence
1. The sun's energy is produced by thermonuclear actions in the center of the sun.
2. Wind id caused by the sun heating up the earth and creating uneven air pressures that cause winds.
3. Oil and natural gas are found mostly under the sea bed and are made from the remains of dead sea plants and animals.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy resource because you can make it again quite quickly and trees can be planted again.
5. A sea snake uses hydrolic pistons to generate electricity and which are attached to large joints and move according to the motion of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are food. Plants are also a food store until an animal eats it and then a predator eats that animal. This spreads the sun's energy to all the organisms on the earth.
7. The acid used in batteries is sulfuric acid, the metal used in the battery is lead, and the chemical formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
8. Three names of copper containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. 3 countries with large copper resources are Canada, Chile, and the USA.
10. No, because when other things like sulfur get into the copper, it makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the electrorefinig of copper, the pure form of copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant chemical element in the Earth's crust. The amount of titanium in the Earth's crust
is about 0.6%.
13. Titanium is valuable because it is very hard, tough, and resistant to corrosion.
14. The final impurities that are removed from titanium after the beginning steps are removed by heating titanium to a high temperature. This turns the magnesium chloride into vapor and it floats away into the air.
1. the energy from the sun is prodced from thermo nuclear reactions in the center of the sun
2. the energy from the sun is not distributed evenly on the earths surface, hence,making the pressure move makes wind.
3.Natural gas is found under the sea and under the ground
4.biomass is concidered a renewable resource because trees can be grown back relatively quickly.
5. the sea snake works by making moving pistons in and out as waves go by
6.a.oil
b.batteries
7. th type of acid used inside a car baterie is sulphuric acid.the nmetal used in a car battery is lead, the chemicle formula fuor sulphuric acid is H2SO4
8. chalcosine, chalcopyrite, cuprite,and malachite
9.United states, canada and chile
10.copper with 1% impurities is unsutible for most aplications.
11.The pure copper forms on the anode
12.Titanium is about 0.6 % of the earths crust.
13.titanium is valuble because it does not corrode or deteriorate with time. it is hard and it has a high melting temperature.
14.first titanium rutile is made into titanium chloride and is put into a furnace containing molten magnesuim. the magnesuim removes the chlorine from the titanium then the titanium is left.
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Energy Resources
1. The energy of the sun is produced through thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun. It travels in a form of radiation to Earth.
2.The source of energy for the wind comes from the uneven heating from the sun.
3.Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4.Biomass is considered to be arenewable energy because new trees are growing all the time to replace those that were cut down to produce fuel.
5. A sea snake produces energy by using hydrolic pistols that are attached to large joints that move to the motion of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula of sulphuric acid is H2SO4
Copper/Titanium
8.The names of three copper-containing materials are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA.
10. Copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the electrorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. TItanium is the ninth chemical element in terms of abundance in the Earth's crust. The content of titanium in the Earth's crust is about 0.6%.
13. The properties of titanium that make it valuable are the fact that it is very hard, tough and resistant to corrosion. Titanium constantly reacts with oxygen, this forms a durable layer on the surface. Also, titanium has a low density and a high melting point.
14.The final impurities removed from titanium are being refined through heating. The impurities and titanium are both heated to high temperatures, but because titanium has a very high melting point the impurities escape from the titanium and the titanium stays.
Stephen Huh B Period
David L.
Part 1
Q1: The sun's energy is produced during thermal nuclear reaction in the center of the sun.
Q2: The source of energy for the wind is the heat and light from the sun
Q3: Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located under the sea bed.
Q4: Biomass is considered as a renewable energy because, new trees are growing all the time to replace the trees cut down.
Q5: A Sea Snake produces energy by using hydrolic pistoms that are attached to large joints which move with the motion of the waves
Q6: Chemical Energy- Food and fuels
Q7: The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric, lead, H2SO4
Part 2
Q8: The names of three copper-containing minerals are bornite, chalcopyrite, and malachite.
Q9: Canada, USA, and Chile have large copper resources.
Q10: Copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications
Q11: The pure copper forms on the cathode.
Q12: Titanium is the ninth chemical element in terms of abundance in the Earth's crust.
Q13: Because titanium has a high melting point and isn't dense, it is valuable.
Q14: Final impurities are removed from titanium by heating titanium with high temperature.
Joshua G 25333 Febuary 14 2009
Part 1
1. The energy of the sun comes from the nuclear reaction caused inside the core sun. The sun travels in space and transfers the radiation into heat and light into the earth.
2. The source of the wind’s energy is from the sun. This occurs when uneven amount of heat is distributed and transferred around the lands.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas comes from underneath the earth’s surface.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy even though it is not able to be returned to its original state, because the materials that create biomass energy can be produced over and over again. This is because the materials used are from trees, ect that can be reproduced very quickly.
5. The seas snake produces energy by taking in the force caused by the ocean waves. The waves cause the sea snake to flow in the direction of the wave, and moves it in multiples of directions.
6. Two sources of chemical energy are from Petroleum, which is changed into energy through combustion, and batteries. Battery energies are transformed into electrical energy.
7. The type of acid used inside a car battery is the sulphuric acid, and the metal that is used is called lead. The chemical formula for the acid named sulphuric acid is H2SO4
Part 2
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
The names of the three copper containing materials are copper alloys, such as kettles, Construction, and it is used for electrical industries.
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
Three countries with large copper resources are in Canada, Chile, and USA.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
Copper with one percent impurity is not suitable for most applications, because the copper has to be completely pure in order to get good conductors.
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
In the electorefining of copper the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
Titanium is a relatively common element. It covers about 0.6% of the earth’s crust.
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
The properties of titanium that make it valuable is that it is less reactive than aluminum, but more reactive than iron, it does not corrode or deteriorate, not as dense as iron, it has a melting point higher than iron, and it is as strong as iron or steel. It is also much lighter. This makes titanium valuable and it is used mostly in aircrafts.
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
Final impurities are removed from titanium by removing oxygen from the titanium. It is done by first changing the titanium dioxide into titanium four chloride. Then it is put into a furnace containing molten magnesium. The magnesium removes the chlorine, but there are many impurities containing inside the titanium of magnesium. It is then burned at a high temperature where magnesium ifs vaporized. Now the titanium is close to being perfectly pure.
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Part 1:
1. The sun's energy is produced during thermo-nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. Solar energy is the source of kinetic energy of the wind and waves. The sun causes variation in the earth's air pressure which results in winds.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and gas are found under the sea bed. These fuels are released through drilling which are then pumped to refineries.
4. Biomass is considered to be a form of renewable energy because it involves the use of wood as fuel which can be made again in a short period of time.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by generating electricity from hydrolic pistols which are attached to large joints which move with the movement of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol which is made of oil and gas, and batteries which can be changed into electrical energy.
7. Car batteries contain sulphuric acid and lead. The chemical equation of sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. Chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite are three important minerals that contain copper.
9. The largest copper deposits are located in Chile, Canada, and the United States.
10. Copper with 1% of impurities are unsuitable for most applications. It must then go through electrorefining.
11. Pure copper forms on the negatively charged cathode during electrorefining.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant chemical element in the Earth's crust, about 0.6% which is much higher than the content of copper.
13. Titanium is valuable because it does not corrode or deteriorate with time. It can be used for applications which require low density and high resistance to heat and mechanical stress.
14. Titanium contains considerable amounts of impurities such as magnesium chloride which are removed by heateing it at a high temperature so that the magnesium chloride turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
1. Nuclear Fusion or stellar nucleosynthesis.
2. A source of energy for wind is the sun
3. under the sea
4. it is considered renewable energy because it depends on the growth of new plants and trees
5. generates energy by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to joints which move with the motion of the wave.
6. when food is eaten, fuel is burned of a battery produces electricity
7. Sulphuric acid, and insulating case. H2SO4
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, Cuprite, Malachite, Azurite, Native copper
9. Chile, India, North America
10. Yes, copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications ex. construction, electrotechnical industry, copper alloys, etc.
11. Cathode.
12. it counts as 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Reactive, High melting point, and the low density makes it valuable.
14. it is being used as excellent implant materials
1) Thermal nuclear reactions produce the sun's energy in the center of the sun.
2) The source of energy for wind is air pressure. Because of the variations in air pressure (which is caused by differences in temperature), wind is produced, which has kinetic energy.
3) Most of the Earth's reserves of oil and natural gases are located under the sea bed.
4) Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy resource since it is repeatedly being reproduced at a fairly fast rate. This is because new plants and trees keep growing to replace those which have been used up.
5) A sea snake produces energy by the use of hydraulic pistons to move with the motion of the waves.
6) Two stores of chemical energy are food and batteries.
7) In a car battery, the acid used is sulfuric acid while the metal used is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
8) Three copper-containing minerals are:
i. chalcosine
ii. cuprite
iii. azurite
9) Three countries with large copper resources are:
i. Chile
ii. Canada
iii. USA
10) Copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications.
11) In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12) Titanium is relatively abundant in the earth's crust, and it is the ninth chemical element in terms of abundance in the Earth's crust. It makes up 0.6% of the Earth's crust.
13) Titanium is valuable because...
i. It is hard and tough.
ii. It is light and has a low density (only about half of the density of iron.)
iii. It has a high melting point.
iv. It is resistant to corrosion.
14) The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating the impure titanium to a high temperature.
1) The energy of the sun is produced by thermal nuclear reactions at the center of the sun. It reaches Earth by radiation.
2) The source of the wind is the sun. When the sun heats the Earth, it does not heat the surfave equally, which created variations in air pressure, producing winds.
3) Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located underground or sea beads, and are taken out by drilling.
4) Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because after it is used, it can be replenished easily. For example, trees can be used for biomass, but it can be planted again.
5) A sea snake produces energy by producing electricity with pistons that are attached to the joints that move with the motion of the waves.
6) Food and batteries are two examples of stores of chemical energy.
7) The acid used in a car battery is sulfuric acid, and its chemical formula is H2S04. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead.
8) Chalcopyrite, malachite, and azurite are three names of copper containing minerals.
9) Three countries with large copper deposits are Cornwall and Wales, Canada, and Chile.
10) No, copper with 1% impurities make it unsuitable for most applications because it reduces its conductivity.
11) On the electro refining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12) Titanium is a fairly common element and it is about 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13) The high melting point of about 3300 degrees Celsius make titanium very useful. Another advantage that titanium has is that it does not deteriorate because of the titanium oxide layer it creates when reacting with oxygen. Also, titanium has a low density, which is good for mechanical resistance.
14) Titanium, or titanium oxide must be converted into titanium chloride. Then, it is put into a furnace that contains molten magnesium. The molten magnesium removes the chlorine from titanium chloride, which produces impure titanium. The impurities are removes by heating titanium to a high temperature, which turns the impurities into vapor.
PART ONE:
1. The energy of the sun is produced from thermonuclear reactions that occur in the center of sun.
2. The sun is the source of wind energy.
3. Most of the earth's oil and natural gas reserves are located under the sea bed. They're released through drilling and pumping.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy resource because you can always grow more trees to replace the ones cut down.
5. The sea sankes produce energy by using hydraulic pistons attatched to joints which move with the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7. The type of acid used in a car batttery is sulphuric acid. The type of metals used in a car battery are lead and lead oxide. The chemical formula for sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
PART TWO:
8. Three copper-containing minerals are cuprite, malachite, and azurite.
9. Cornwall, Wales, and Chile are three countries with large copper resources.
10. No.
11. The pure copper is formed on the cathode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. The properties of titanium that make it valuable are that it doesn't deteriorate or corrode, it has a low density, and it has a high melting point. Since it has a high melting point and low density, it can be used for things that require those properties such as rockets.
14. The impurities are removed by (1) reduction with carbon, (2) heating the titanium to a high temperature which turns the impurities into vapor.
1. The energy of the sun is produced by thermonuclear reactions in the center of the sun and travels through space as radiation.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun. The sun is what makes the various winds on earth through its radiation. Wind energy is a form of kinetic energy.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located underground.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because after you use it, it decays, but it's decays are reused.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by eating food. It then releases the energy stored in the food. After it stores this energy, the Sea Snake may be eaten, resulting in the snake transferring its energy from its body to the predators body.
6. Two types of chemical energy are food and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The type of metal that is used inside a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for sulpheric acid is H2SO4.
8. Three copper-containing minerals are Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite and Cuprite.
9. The largest copper ores are situated in Canada, USA and Chile.
10. Copper with 1% impurites is not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium makes up about 0.6% of the Earth's crust.
13. Characteristics of titanium that make it valuable are that it does not corode over time, it is almost half as dense as iron, and it has a melting point of 3300 degrees celcius, making it useful when dealing with extreme temperatures. Thanks to these characteristics, titanium is highly useful in applications that deal with low density, and a high level of mechanical stress.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium after being refined by heating up the titanium to high temperatures at which the Magnesium Chloride will turn into vapor.
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1) Sun is the source of the energy of the sun and it occurs in the the sun.
2) Winds are results of the sun hitting the Earth unevenly causing winds.
3) Much of the world's supplies of oil and natural gas are found under the sea bed.
4) Biomass is a renewable energy source because you can replant it and it will grow again and will be considered a renewable energy source as long as people keep replanting them.
5)The sea Snake generates energy with pistols attached to joints to produce energy.
6) One is burning something which will cause carbon dioxide to add to the air. Another is breathing which contributes to giving carbon dioxide.
7) Sulphuric acid is used in car batteries while lead is the metal used in car batteries.
8) Chalcopyrite, bornite and malachite are the three copper containing minerals.
9) Chile, USA and Indonesia are the three top contributers of copper.
10) No
11) Anode
12) Titanium is one of the most abundant metals in the world.
13) Titanium has low density, high melting point and does not corrode or erode.
14) The final impurities are taken out by putting the 99% impure copper with 100% copper and the impure will be left as a slime while the 100% copper will enlarge and grow.
1. Thermal nuclear reactions create energy in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for wind is kinetic energy from the sun.
3. Much of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is a renewable energy resource because trees can grow to replace the ones that were cut down for burning.
5. A sea snake generates electricity by using hydraulic pistons which are attached to large joints which move with the motion of the waves.
6. Chemical energy is stored in food and animals.
7. The acid inside of a car battery is sulfuric acid and the metal inside a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
8. Three copper containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper deposites are Chile, The United States, and Canada.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper forms on the cathode in the electrorefining of copper.
12. Titanium is relatively common and it accounts for 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Some properties that make titanium valuable are that it is tough and resistant to corrosion and it has a high melting point of 3300 degrees Celsius.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating the titanium. The magnesium chloride evaporates and escaped the titanium.
Part 1
1. The sun's energy is produced through thermo nuclear reactions. It occurs on the sun.
2. The sun causes variations in air pressure which then causes winds
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4.Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy becaue it can grow in time to be replaced.
5. This machien generates energy because it uses hydroelectric pistons that are attached to large joints which move with the motion of waves.
6.Fuel and Gas are two stores of chemical energy
7. Sulphuric acid is the acid inside car batteries. Lead, Lead oxide. The chemical formula for Sulphuric acid is H2SO4
Part 2:
8. Cuprite, Malachite, Azurite
9. Canada, Chile, Cornwall & Wales
10. No copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications.
11. It forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant chemical element in the earth's crust. It is about 0.6% in the earth's crust.
13. Some properties of titanium that make it valuable are that it is a corrosian-resistant, ithas a high mechanical strenght, and objects made of them do not undergo deformation when subjected to high temperatures for a long time. Its density is lower then Iron. It is also a good item used for implants in the human body.
14. Titanium impurities is removed by heating up the titanium so that the impuritites become gases and leave.
Nicholas A.
Part 1
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
Answer: The energy is produced during thermonuclear reaction in the center of the sun.
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
Answer: The radiation from the sun that reaches the Earth is the source of kinetic energy for the wind.
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
Answer: Most of the Earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the seabed because they are from ancient sea organisms.
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
Answer: New trees are being planted all the time to replace the trees that are cut down to be used as biomass energy.
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
Answer: The Sea Snake produces
electricity by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to large joints. The waves move the joints and motions are used to create the energy.
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
Answer: Batteries and petrol are stores of chemical energy.
7. What is the type of acid that is
used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
Answer: Sulphuric acid is used inside a car battery and lead is used in a car battery. The formula is H2SO4 for sulphuric acid.
Part 2
1.What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
Answer: Three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
2. Name three countries with large copper resources.
Answer: USA, Canada, and Chile have large copper resources.
3. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
Answer: Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
4. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
Answer: The pure copper form on the cathode.
5. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
Answer: Titanium is 0.6% of the Earth’s crust.
6. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
Answer: Titanium does not react easily and can last for a long time. Also it is less than iron but is still strong. It also has a very high melting point and is not affected much by temperature changes.
7. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
Answer: Titanium has magnesium chloride in it. By heating the impure titanium, the low melting point magnesium chloride turns into vapor and escapes, while the titanium is left behind.
8. Why is titanium a good metal to be used in medical implants?
Answer: Titanium is chemically resistance and is suitable for surgical instruments that come in contact with lots of chemicals. The human body does not recognize titanium as a foreign body and accepts it as an integral part of the body.
PART1
1. The energy is produced in the center of the sun by nuclear energy.It comes to earth by the form of radiation, but to us it feels like light and heat.
2. The sourcs of energy for the wind is the sun because the sun can't heat every part of earth at once, so it has variations to it.
3.The earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under earth so you have to drill it.
4.Biomass is considered a renewable energy because you can grow trees again for the ones that have been cut down.
5. Sea Snakes produces electricity by using hydronic pistols.]
6. Food stores chemical energy, and Fuels stor chemical energy
7.Sulphuric Acid, and lead. The chemical formula is H2SO4.
PART2
8. Chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite are the coppoer-containing minerals.
9. USA, Canada, and Chile has large copper resources.
10. Yes because it will get electorefined.
11. it forms on the cathode.
12. About 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Titanium reacts with oxygen that makes a hard layer, so it is useful because it won't corrode away easily.
14.They are removed by heating Titanium.
Part 1.
1. The sun produces solar energy.
When this energy reaches earth is changes into many different forms.
2. The wind is the source of energy in wind energy.
3. Oil is found in layers under the ground and under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be renewable because new trees are growing all the time to replace those that have died.
5. Sea Snakes provide energy by the movement of the waves.
6. Petrol and gas are two stores of chemical energy.
7.Lead acid or sulferic acid is in car batteris. H2SO4
Cars are made of steel ( an alloid including iron).
Part 2.
8. Chalcosine, Chalcoprite, and Azurite contain copper.
9. Canada, USA, and Chile have the largest copper mines.
10. no, Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. Copper forms an anode.
12. There is 0,6% titanium in earth's crust which is very abduntant.
13. Titanium is very light and it doens't deteriot with time.
14. Oxygen must be removed from the oxide.
PART 1:
1.the energy of the sun is produced during thermo nuclear reactions in the center of the sun
2.the source of energy for the wind is the sun, because it doesn't heat the earth evenly creating changes in air pressure
3.much of the worlds oil and gas are found under the sea bed
4.biomass is renewable energy because new trees are being grown all the time to replace those that are being cut down for fuel
5. a sea snake produces energy by using "hydrolic pistons" that are attatched to large joints that move with the motion of the waves.
6.one store of chemical energy is fuels such as petrol. batteries are stores of chemical energy, also, as well as oil and gases.
7. a type of acid used in a car battery is sulphuric acid. lead is also used in car batteries. H2S04 is the chemical formula for sulphuric acid.
PART 2
8. 3 copper containing minerals are azurite, malachite, and cuprite.
9. three countries with large copper resources are chili, canada, and the USA.
10. copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. the pure copper forms on the cathode in the electrorefining of copper.
12.titanium is the ninth chemical element in abundance in the earth's crust. Titanium is about 0.6% of earth's crust.
13.Some properties of titanium that make it valuable is that it is hard, tough, and can resist corrosion.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating it up to a high temperature.
Part 1:
1. Light and heat produces the energy of the sun and occurs on all around us in this earth. Also, occurs on kinetic energy and chemical energy.
2. The source of energy for the wind is generating electricity through wind farm. Also, creating waves which can be used operate wave machines.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located in the ocean. (bottom)
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because it could be burned in large or small systems to release heat energy. As a result, it's renewable energy because new trees are growing all the time through places where there are fuels.
5. Sea Snake produce energy which is electricity by the machine being attached in a large joint. Stealing energy from the wave. And it moves by the motion of the wave.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol which is made out of oil and gas. The other one is batteries.
7. The type of acid that's used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that's used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. The three countries with large copper resources are Chile, USA, and Canada.
10. No copper with 1% impurities makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the
12. Titanium in the earth's crust is abundant for 0.1%. It isn't that abundant on earth's crust.
13. The properties that make titanium vaulable, are its alloys. They have a high mechanical strength. Has excellent substitute for steel. Titanium also makes sport equipments.
14. The final impurities removed from titanium it's being refined by 5 steps. First, TiO2 occurs. Second, converstion to TiCl4. Third, reaction of titanium chloride with molten magnesium. Fourth, removing MgCl2 impurities. Finally, Ti is made.
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1. Helium produces energy of the sun and it comes from the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun.
3. Most of earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are under the ocean.
4. Biomass is considered a renewable energy because trees are being planted and grown almost as fast as we are using them.
5. A sea snake produces energy by moving up and down with the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are batteries and petrol.
7. The acid used in a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used is called the insulating case. The chemical formula for the car battery is H2SO4.
8. Three copper-containing minerals are azurite, malachite, and cuprite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are the U.S.A, Canada, and Chile.
10. Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is about 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Titanium is valuable because it is lighter than iron, it has a high melting point, and it reacts with oxygen so it does not deteriorate.
14. WHen titanium is being refined, the final impurities are removed by heating the titanium at such a temperature that the other chemicals are vaporized.
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
The chemical produces the energy of the sun and it occurs at the center of the sun.
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
Sun is the source of energy for the wind.
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
They are located in the Sun. That is bacause Sun is the source od fossil fules; the oil and natural gas are fossil fules.
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
Biomass are renewable bacause new trees and grow all the time.
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
It produce by genreate highdorlate systems which move the waves.
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
Fuels can be release to combustion.
and the combustion can be made for the batteries.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
Sulphuric acid the chemical formula is H2SO4.
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
1.chalcopyrite
2.bornite
3.malachite
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
1.Canada
2.USA
3.Chile
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
Yes.
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
Pure copper in the cathode, impure copper in the anode.
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
About 0.6%
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
1.Copper alloys
2.Construction
3.Electothenical industy
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
To make a pure titanium, oxygen must be removed form the oxide.
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1. The energy is produced during thermo-nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. The source of wind, like most forms of energy, is the sun. This is because the sun’s energy produces the kinetic energy of wind.
3. Earth’s reserves of oil and natural gases are mostly located under the sea beds.
4. Biomass can be burned to produce heat energy. However, biomass is still considered to be a renewable energy source. This is because you can always plant more trees.
5. The sea snake is a wave machine. The sea snake produces energy by using hydroelectric pistons that are attached to large joints. These joints move with the motion of the waves.
6. Chemical energy can be stored in food. Chemical energy can be stored in petrol as well.
7. The type of acid that is used in a car battery is called sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula of sulphuric acid is SO4.
8. Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with the largest copper resources include USA, Canada, and Chile.
10. No it is not. Copper with 1% of impurities makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the electrorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Compared to other minerals, titanium is not abundant.
13. Titanium is a reactive element, it has a very high melting point, it is much less dense than iron, however, it’s comparable to iron when it comes to mechanical resistance. These properties make it valuable.
14. The final impurities in titanium are removed by heating titanium to a high temperature in which the impurities turn into vapor and leave the titanium pure.
1. The sun's energy is produced from thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun. It travels to Earth through radiation.
2. The source of energy for the wind is from the heat and energy from the sun hitting the atmosphere unevenly.
3. Oil is found mostly under the seabed.
4. Biomass is considered a renewable because new trees are grown and planted all the time.
5. The Sea Snake produces electricity from flowing with the waves and that generates electricity through hydrolec pistols.
6. Two types of chemical energy stores are batteries and petrol.
7. The type of battery acid used in car batteries are called sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in car batteries are lead.
8. Some three are chalcosine, covellite, and chalcopyrite.
9. Three countries with large copper containing minerals are Canada, USA, and Chile.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electroefining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode not the anode.
12. The abundance of titanium on the Earth's crust is 0.6%
13. Titanium's properties include that it has a lower density and is less reactive than iron. Also, it can resist higher temperature than iron, which makes it more valuable.
14. They are removed from heating the magnesium with a high temperature at which magnesium chloride turns into vapor and excapes from the titanium.
Will Cperiod
Discussion Questions PART ONE
1) The energy is produced during thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun. It also travels through space in the form of radiation to the Earth.
2) The source of energy for the wind is the uneven heat from the sun.
3) Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4) Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because you can grow new materials that can turn into biomass.
5) A Sea Snake can produce energy by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to large joints which move with the motion of the waves.
6) Food is stored chemical energy which is released in the cells of the body. Fuel such as petrol, which is made from oil and gas, act to store chemical energy. Which can be released through burning and combustion.
7) The acid used inside a car battery is Sulphuric acid. The metal used in a car battery is lead. And the chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
PART TWO
8) Three copper-containing minerals are Chalcosine, Bornite, and Malachite.
9) Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA (Utah and Arizona).
10) Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11) In the electorefining of copper, copper is formed on the cathode.
12) Titanium is not that abundant in the earth’s crust because it only takes up 0.6% of the earth’s crust.
13) The properties of titanium that make it valuable is that it is a soft metal with a characteristic reddish color and it is a very good conductor of heat and electric current.
14) The final impurities are removed from titanium it is being refined is by heating titanium to a high temperature at which Magnesium Chloride turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
Part 2:
8. Three copper containing minerals are: chalcosine, chalcopyrite and cuprite.
9. Three countries with the large copper resources are: Chile, Canada and the USA.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for applications.
11. The copper forms on the cathode during the electorefining.
12. The content of titanium in the Earth's crust is about 0.6%.
13. Titanium is valuable because it has higher melting point than iron, it is tough, hard and resistant to corrosion.
14. The final impurities are removed by heating titanium to a high temperature. The impurities turn into vapor and escape from the titanium.
1. Chemical reactions taking place in the Sun generate energy.
2. The Sun irregularly heats the Earth, creating changes in pressure that make wind.
3. Most of them are located underground and under the ocean.
4. Biomass is renewable because when trees are cut down, new trees can grow to replace them.
5. Sea snakes have pistons that pump and generate electricity when the waves under them shift.
6. Fuels like petrol and batteries store chemical energy.
7. Lead is the metal and sulfuric acid is the acid used in a car battery. Sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
8. Chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite are three minerals containing copper.
9. Chile, Canada, and USA all hold large amounts of copper.
10. Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium of 0.6% of the earth’s crust.
13. While titanium is light, it is also tough and resistant to corrosion.
14. Titanium is heated to a point where it remains solid while the magnesium vaporizes from the titanium.
By CJ
Part1
1. Sun produces the energy by going thorough formal nuclear reaction and travels in the space in a radiation form.
2. The source of wind energy is solar energy. Solar energy is transformed into kinetic.
3. Most of the oil and natural gas are under the earth’s surface.
4. Biomass is considered to be renewable because this source of energy can supply enough energy for life span of a man.
5. Sea snake is a living organism and has carbon and when the sea snake dies it will decompose and eventually be a source of energy which is oil.
6. Chemical energy is found in food and could be in batteries.
7. The metal in zinc and sulfuric acid and the symbol is H2SO4.
Part2
8. Copper containing minerals, chalcopyrite CuFeS2, cuprite Cu2O, and malachite Cu2(OH)2CO3.
9. Canada, USA, and Chile.
10. Yes, Copper is with 1% of impurities but it makes copper unsuitable for most of the application.
11. Pure copper is from anode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% of the earth crust.
13. Titanium is hard, tough and resistant to corrosion.
14. First, titanium dioxide is converted into titanium four chloride. Then, Titanium chloride is then introduced into molten magnesium. The magnesium removes chlorine from the titanium chloride. It produces free titanium and magnesium chloride, the titanium obtains the process like magnesium chloride and they are removed by heating titanium.
Part 1
1.The thermal nuclear reaction produces the energy from the sun. It occurs in the center of the sun.
2.The source of the energy of the wind is the sun. The sun heat is not always balanced, so wind blows.
3.Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located in the remains of sea creatures.
4.Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees are growing all the time for the replacement of the wood that are being cut down for fuel.
5.A sea Snake produces energy by hydroelectric enerty. There are joints that follow the wave and then it transfers into wave energy.
6.2 stores of chemical energy are first, fuel that is made from oil and gas. Second, batteries store chemical energy as well.
7.The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2
8. The three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite,bornite,malachite.
9.Three countries with large copper resources are USA, Canada, and Chile.
10.Copper with 1% impurity is not suitable for most applications.
11.In the electorefining of copper the pure copper is the cathode and the impure copper is the anode.
12. There is 0.6% of titanium on the earth's crust.
13.Objects that are made from titanium do not erode throughout a long period of time.
14.The final impurites of titanium is removed by having oxygen removed from titanium.
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1.)The energy of the sun is produced in themonuclear reations that occur in space.
2.)The source of energy for wind is the sun.
3.)Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the seabed.
4.) Biomass is considered renewable because new trees can be planted to replace those that have been cut down.
5.)A sea snake produces energy using hydrolic pistols which are attached to large joints that move with the waves.
6.)Two stores of chemical energy are food and plants.
7.)The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid (H2SO4) and the metal used is lead.
8.)Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and azurite.
9.)Three countries with large copper resources are Chile,
10.)No, copper with even 1% impurity isn't suitable for most applications.
11.)In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form depends on the cathode.
12.)The earth’s crust is 0.6% titanium.
13.) Some properties of titanium make it valuable are the fact that it has a higher melting point than iron, a lower density than iron, and that it is more reactive than iron and reacts with oxygen.
14.)The final impurities are removed from titanium by reduction. The method is being refined by instead converting titanium dioxide into titanium tetrachloride, which is put into a furnace with molten magnesium, and finally being heated at a high temperature, to remove the last impureties.
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1. The sun produces its energy through thermal nuclear reactions that occurs in the sun’s center. Then, it travels around the space in the form of radiation to the earth.
2. The source of energy for the wind is also the sun. The heat from the sun creates different air pressures in the earth’s atmosphere, which then creates wind.
3. Many natural gas and oil are found under the sea bed because they are formed from the remains of sea creatures.
4. Biomass is renewable because for example, new trees are constantly growing to replace those that have been cut down to be used as fuels.
5. The sea snake created energy by using the hydraulic pistons that are attached to its huge joints.
6. Oil patrols and batteries are stores of chemical energy. But the ultimate source of these chemical energies is the sun.
7. The acid used inside the car battery is called the sulphuric acid and the metal used in the car battery is lead. The chemical equation of sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
8. The three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. The largest copper mines are located in the United States of America, Canada, Chile, and Cornwall and Wales.
10. No, the copper with 1% impurity is unsuitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper form on the cathode.
12. About 0.6% of the Earth crust is covered by titanium.
13. Due to titanium’s low density and high melting point, it is used to make parts of a satellites and a space ship.
14. The final impurities (e.g. MgCl2) are removed from titanium by heating up titanium, which makes the magnesium chloride to turn into vapors. which then, it evaporates into the air.
1. Chemical Fusion.
2. Wind Farms convert wind to energy using a generator.
3. Earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are mostly located underground.
4. The sun's energy go into leaves. Photosynthesis occurs. Trees then grow, and trees can be used to grow. New trees grow all the time, so it is considered renewable.
5. The Sea Snake uses hydrolic pistons that moves with the wave.
6. Chemical energy can be stored in batteries and food.
7. Sulphuric acid is used inside the car battery. Lead is the metal in the car battery. The Chemical Formula is H2SO4.
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and cuprite are three minerals that have copper in them.
9. USA, Canada, and Chile have large copper resources.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. Pure copper forms on the Cathode.
12. Titanium makes up 0.6% of the earth's crust, being not abundant.
13. Titanium is corrosion-resistant, have high mechanical strength, and do not undergo deformation in hot temperatures for a while. These properties make titanium valuable.
14. Titanium is heated, and MgCl2 (which was in the impure titanium) is removed, making titanium pure,
1. The sun's energy is produced in the center of the sun during thermo-nuclear reaction.
2. The sun is the source of energy for the wind. The sun changes the air pressure and causes wind.
3. The most of the Earth’s fossil fuels are located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be renewable energy because it uses wood that can grow during photosynthesis.
5. The Sea Snake produces energy by using hydraulic pistols. They are produced by the movement of the waves.
6. Petrol and energy that the sun gives to the entire organism on the Earth are two stores of chemical energy.
7. Sulfuric acid is used in the car batteries. Lead is the type of metal used in it. H2SO4 is the chemical formula for sulfuric acid.
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and Cuprite are the three copper containing minerals.
9. Chile, Canada and USA are the three countires with large copper mines.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are unsuitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper in the electorefining of copper are on the anode.
12. Titanium counts as 0.6% of the Earth's crust.
13. Objects made out of titanium do not deteriorate.
14. By heating up the titanium in to high temperature, final impurities are removed.
1.The energy of the sun occurs when thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2.The sun gives off energy for almost everything on the earth, including wind.
3.Most oils and natural gas are located under the ocean.
4.Because biomass can be replenished as fast as we humans can use it.
5.Generates energy by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to large joints which move with the movements of the waves.
6.Batteries and petrol.
7.Sulphuric acid (H2SO4) are found in car batteries. Lead oxide is found in car batteries.
8.Chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9.Chile, Canada, USA
10.No, if it has one percent impurities, it makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11.Anode
12.0.6% in the world’s crust, making it a relatively common element.
13.Titanium is very reactive, and when it forms titanium oxide, it makes it very durable.
14.It is heated up, turning the impurities into vapor, it escapes.
1. The energy of the sun is produced by thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewble energy because new trees grow all the time and replace dead ones.
5. Sea Snakes produce energy by using hydraulic pistons.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are fruits and plants.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead, and the chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Canada, USA, and Chile.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electrofining of copper, pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium makes up 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. The properties of titanium that makes it valuable are its reactivity, durabilty, density, and high melting point.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating the metal until the magniesium chloride turns into vapor.
1.The Sun’s energy is produced during thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the Sun.
2.The source of the kinetic energy of the wind is the Sun.
3.Most of the Earth’s reserve of oil and natural gas are found under the sea bed. People have to drill down to get to the oil and gas. These places are called refineries.
4.Biomass is considered a renewable resource because new trees are growing all the time to replace those that have been cut down for fuel.
5.A sea snake generates electricity by using the waves in the water. They use hydraulic pistons which are attached that are attached to large joints which move with the motion of the waves.
6.Two stores of chemical energy are plants and animals which other animals eat.
7. Sulfuric acid is a type of acid used in a car battery. Lead is a type of metal used in a car battery. The chemical formula for the sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
8.Three copper containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9.Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, USA, and Canada.
10.1% impurities in copper make it unsuitable for most applications.
11.In the electorefining of copper the pure copper acts as a cathode.
12.Titanium is a relatively common element in the Earth’s crust. 0.6% of the Earth’s crust is titanium.
13.Some properties of titanium that make it valuable are its resistance to eroding over time with air, its low density, and has the high melting point of about 3300 Celsius.
14.The final impurities of titanium are removed by heating the titanium and small amounts of magnesium within it to a high temperature. At this point the magnesium chloride is turned into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
Part 1:
1) Nuclear fusion produces the energy of the sun and it occurs at the sun's core.
2) The sun heats water and land and wind is created from warm air rising and cool air sinking or vice versa.
3) Most of the oil and natural gas comes from under the earth's crust between rock layers.
4) Biomass is renewable because it comes from trees, plants, and waste, and we can always grow more trees and plants and there is always garbage.
5) A sea snake is a large tube in the ocean pointed toward the waves. The waves go in the tubes and make them move up and down which make a hydraulic system generate electricity.
6) Glucose in plants and fossil fuels are two kinds of chemical energy.
7) Sulfuric acid is used in a car battery. Lead is the metal in car batteries.the formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8) Three copper containing minerals are chalcosine, bornite, malachite.
9) Chili, Canada, and the USA have alot of copper.
10) Copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11) In electrorefining pure copper forms on the cathode.
12) There is about .06% titatnium in the earth's crust.
13) Titanium is valuable because it is light, strong, not easily corroded, resists high temperatures, and doesn't react in the human body.
14) Titanium is reduced with molten magnesium in a container and pure titanium solid is left.
Benjamin B.
Part 1:
Complete this entire lesson, then answer the following questions:
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
The energy of the sun is produced by a thermal nuclear reaction. It occurs in the center of the sun.
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
The sun does not evenly distribute the heat and therefore the air pressure varies on the surface of earth. This causes wind to occur.
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees can be planted as the same rate that the biomass is being used.
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
Sea snakes die and get buried under the sea bed which later on gets turned into oil. Oil is fossil fuel with is an energy source.
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
Batteries and fuels work as stores of chemial energy.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
Sulphuric acid is used in a car battery. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
Go to this yteach.com lesson:
Copper and Titanium from Ores
Complete this entire lesson (you do not need to complete any of the sections which require calculations), and then answer the following questions:
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
The three countries with the largest copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
No, because even the smallest bit of impurity reduces its uses. Only coppers with purity over 99% are used to make electrical wires.
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
Copper forms on the anode.
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust?
Titanium is 0.6% of the Earth's crust. This is more abundant than copper.
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable?
Titanium is vaulable because it is hard, tough, and resists well to corrosion.
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
Oxygen is removed from titanium oxide by changing titanium dioxide to titanium chloride. Then this is put into a furnace which has molten magnesium which takes the cholride away from the titanium. The final impurities are removed by heating the titanium to remove the magnesium chloride.
1. The energy of the sun is produced by thermal nuclear reactions in the sun's core. It travels to the earth in the form of radiation.
2. The energy for the wind is produced by the uneven heating of the earth's surface by the sun, which ultimately result in the variations in air pressure.
3. Oil and natural gas reserves are formed from the remains of sea creatures. Oil and natural gas reserves are all found under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be renewable energy because the trees used in biomass are always replaced bky new trees that grow around the world.
5. The sea snake produces energy by using hydrolic pistons that are attached to large joints. These joints move with the motion of the wave, thus producing energy.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7. Sulphuric acid is used inside a car battery, along with lead. The formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
8. Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, cuprite.
9. The three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and the United States.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. Pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant element in the Earth's crust. The content of titanium in the Earth's crust is approximately 0.6%, compared to the content of copper, which is o.o68%.
13. Titanium is less reactive than aluminum, but more reactive than iron. It also reacts with oxygen in the air, which produces a titanium oxide layer. Through this layer, it does not deteriorate over time. It is also less dense, but titanium alloys are extremely strong. It also has a high melting point at 3300 degrees.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating to a high temperature, where magnesium chloride turns to vapor. In the end, the final product will be pure titanium.
Justin K.- B period science
1.) The energy of the sun comes from thermal nuclear reactions that occur in the center of the sun.
2.) Wind turbines generate electricity by converting the movement of air into electric energy. The source of this wind is from the sun. The sun doesn't heat the Earth's surface evenly, causing differences in air pressure, which then creates wind.
3.) Reserves of oil and natural gas are usually found under the sea bed, because oil and some fuels are formed from dead sea animals, or plants.
4.) Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy source because you use wood, and other things to create energy by burning it and wood can be restored if used wisely. Instead of cutting down trees recklessly all at once, you can take a few at once, so you give it enough time to grow back in a forest or a good condition.
5.) A Sea Snake produces energy by using hydrolic pistols that are attached to large joints, which move with the motion of the waves.
6.) Food and petroleum are stores of chemical energy, both from the sun. The energy stored in petroleum can be used by combustion, or burning, and then be stored into batteries, etc.
7.) The metal used in a car battery is lead, and the type of acid used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The formula is H2SO4.
8.) The names of three copper containing minerals are: bornite (Cu5FeS4, chalcopyrite (CuFeS2), and malachite (Cu2(OH)2CO3).
9.) Three countries with large copper resources include Chile, Canada, and the United States of America.
10.) No, copper with even 1% impurities make it unsuitable for most applications.
11.) During the electrorefining process of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode, which gets thicker and thicker as the anode gets smaller.
12.) Titanium is the ninth most abundant chemical element in the Earth’s crust. It composes 0.6% of the Earth’s crust, which is much higher than copper. (0.068%).
13.) Titanium is hard, tough, and resistant to corrosion. It is also much less dense than iron, as durable as iron or steel, and does not melt until it reaches high temperature up to 3300˚C. Those are the properties that make titanium valuable.
14.) The final impurities, such as magnesium chloride (MgCl2), are removed from titanium by heating titanium to a high temperature at which magnesium chloride turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
PART 1
1)The energy of the sun is produced in the center of the sun during thermal nuclear reactions.
2)The source of energy for the wind is the kinetic energy of the sun.
3) Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the seabed.
4)Biomass is considered a renewable energy because new trees grow every time to replace the trees that are cut down in order to produce biomass.
5)A sea snake produces energy by generating electricity by using hydronic pistons that are joined to large joints which move to the movements of the waves.
6)Two stores of chemical energy are food and fuel (petrol gas, etc.)
7) The type of acid used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The type of metal used in a car battery is lead oxide. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4
PART 2
8)The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, bornite, and malachite.
9)Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, USA, and Canada.
10) Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11)Pure copper forms on the cathode.
12)Titanium is relatively common in the earth's crust.
13) What makes the properties of titanium are having high melting points, not corroding or deteriorating as easily, and being less dense than iron.
14) The final impurities from titanium are removed by oxygen, is converted into Ti4choride, put into furnace full of magnesium and is heated at a high rate (temperature), and the magnesium floats away, leaving pure titanium.
Part 1
1. The thermal nuclear reaction produces the energy of the sun, and it occurs in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located in layers under the ground.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy, because new trees are growing all the time to replace the used trees.
5. Sea Snake produce energy by using pistons that moves with the motion of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid, and the metal that is used in a car battery is lead and lead oxide. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, azurite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA.
10. No. Copper with 1% impurities are unsuitable for most applications.
11. In the elect refining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% abundant in the earth’s crust?
13. Properties of titanium that make it valuable are the ability to form titanium oxide which can protect the metal surface from chemical reactions, the less density it has, and the very high melting point of 3300 degrees Celsius.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium it is being refined, by turning into TiCl4, getting introduced to furnace which contains Mg. The magnesium removes the chloride, and forms MgCl2 in the titanium. They are then removed by heating the titanium.
PART 1
1. The energy of the sun occurs in the middle of the sun during the thermonuclear reaction.
2. The wind is a source of kinetic energy.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gases are located under the sea bed and are released by drilling and are pumped up to onshore refineries.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees grow again all the time and replaces the trees that has been cut down to be used as a source of the fossil fuel.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by using the hydroelectric pistons, attatched to its large joints, which moves with the motion of the waves.
6. The two stores of chemical energy are the food and the plant eating animals, which eventually become food for the predators.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is the sulfuric acid, and the metal that is used in a car battery is the lead. The chemical formula for the sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
PART 2
8. The names of the three copper containing minerals are Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and Cuprite.
9. The three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and USA (Utah and Arizona).
10. Copper with 1% of impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode and the impure copper forms on the anode.
12. The titanium is the ninth chemical element in terms of the abundance in the Earth's crust. The amount of titanium in the Earth crust is about 0.6%.
13. There are two properties that makes titanium valuable. Its first property is its corrosion-resistance, which helps them not to undergo deformation when they are put in high temperatures for a long period. Its second property is that it has a much lower density than iron.
14. Final impurities are removed from titanium when it is being refined by adding heat to the free titanium, the chlorine removed titanium, so the left magnesium turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
PART 1:
1. The energy of the sun is produced by thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun which then travels through space as radiation. We feel the energy as light and heat.
2. The energy of wind is produced because the sun's energy does not heat the surface of the earth equally therefore it causes variations in air pressure. This produces wind.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the seabed on an oil platform. Then they are pumped through pipes to a refinery.
4.Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy source because it can be burned in large or small peices to release heat energy and it is considered renewable because new trees are growing every day to replace the ones that have been cut down.
5.A sea snake produces electricity by using hydrolic machines which are connected to large joints which move by the motion of the waves.
6.Chemical energy can be stored by eating food such as plants and animals and it can also be stored by batteries, oil, and gas.
7.The acid used inside of a car battery is called sulphuric acid. Also, the metal used inside a car battery is called lead. The chemical formula used for the acid is called H2SO4
PART 2:
8. Three names of copper containing materials are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada, and the USA (Utah and Arizona).
10. Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable because copper is usually a very good conductor of heat and electric current but if you try to manufacture an application the copper must be very pure. This is because impurities reduce conductivity by a lot.
11. During the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the anode.
12.Titanium is the ninth chemical element in terms of abundance in the Earth's crust. There is about 0.6% of titanium in the Earth's crust.
13. Titanium is valuable because it is tough and resistant to corrosion and it is much less dense than elements like iron. Titanium also has a very high melting point. This makes titanium a very useful element.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by removing the oxygen from titanium dioxide. First, take titanium dioxide and convert it into TiCl4. Then it is introduced to a furness containing molten magnesium. The magnesium removes the chlorine from the titanium chloride. This produces impure titanium and magnesium chloride. So then you heat titanium at a very hot temperature. So the impurities get turned into vapor and go away.
1. The energy of the sun is produced during thermonuclear reactions in the center of the earth.
2. Kinetic energy is the source of energy for the wind
3. Oil and natural gas is mostly found under the sea bed.
4. Biomass can be the woody stems of a tree. Biomass are considered to be renewable because new trees are growing constantly to replace the ones that ar ebeing burned or cut down for other uses.
5. The Sea Snake produces energy by using hydroelectric pistons that are attached to big joints that move according to the waves.
6. Food and batteries are two stores of chemical energy.
7. Sulphuric acid is used in a car battery. The insulating case surrounds that car battery and the chemical formula for its acid is: H2SO4
8. Chalcopyrite, cuprite, and malachite are three minerals that contain copper.
9. USA, Chile, and Canada are three countries with large copper resources.
10. No, even one percent impurity is unsuitable for most applications.
11. Pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% of earth's crust.
13. Titanium has a high melting point, has a low density and does not corrode. These features of titanium make it easy to use in space crafts and joints in the human body.
14. The impurities are removed by heating the titanium so that the magnesium chloride transforms into vapor and leaves the titanium.
1. Thermonuclear reactions produce the energy of the Sun in the center of the Sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the Sun.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea-bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because trees are growing all the time to replace those that have been cut down for fuel.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by using hydraulic pistols that are attached to large joints which move with the motion of the waves.
6. Food and batteries are two stores of chemical energy.
7. Sulphuric acid and lead are used inside a car battery. The chemical formula for the sulphuric acid is H2SO4.
8. Chalcosine, Chalcopyrite, and Cuprite are three copper-containing minerals.
9. Canada, USA, and Chile are three countries with large copper resources.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are no suitable for most applications.
11. In the electrorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the anode.
12. Titanium makes up 0.6% of the Earth's crust.
13. Titanium is less reactive than Aluminum, but more reactive than iron. When titanium reacts with oxygen, it forms a layer called TiO2 which protects the metal surface from destructive action. Titanium is much less dense than iron and has a very high melting point. These properties make titanium valuable.
14. The final impurities are removed by heating titanium to a high temperature at which magnesium chloride turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium.
Part 1
1. The energy of the sun is produced by thermonuclear reactions near the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the sea bed.
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because it is possible to restore it at the same rate we are using it if we use proper conservation methods.
5. A Sea Snake produces energy by having devices in their joints that pump energy every time they are moved by the motion of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are food and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2
1. Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, cuprite, and azurite.
2. Three countries with large copper resources are Chile, Canada
and the US.
3. Copper with 1% impurities is unsuitable for most applications.
4. The pure copper forms on the cathode.
5. Titanium is the ninth most abundent chemical in the earth's crust and makes up about 0.6% of it.
6. Titanium is valuable because it is hard and durable. It can also be accepted naturally by the human body in implants. It is also used to build ships, aircrafts, implants, jewelry, and sporting equipments.
7. The final impurities in titanium are removed by turning titanium oxide into titanium (IV) chloride, then putting it in a furnace filled with molten magnesium. When the titanium chloride reacts with the magnesium, the magnesium removes chlorine. However, the remaining titanium still has impurities like magnesium chloride and they have to be removed at a high temperature.
Part 1
1. The energy of the Sun is produced during the nuclear reaction in the center of the Sun and travels through space in the form of radiation to Earth. This energy is the source of all energy forms on the planet, like kinetic and chemical energy.
2. The sun heats the Earth’s atmosphere. The sun’s energy does not heat the surface of the earth evenly. This causes variations in air pressure which results in winds.
3. Most of the Earth’s reserves for oil are found under the sea bed and natural gas is found underground where the coal beds are found, in swamps.
4. Biomass is considered renewable because trees can be replaced as fast as we use them.
5. The Sea Snake produces energy by moving with the motion of the waves thus using kinetic energy.
6. Two stores for chemical energy are petroleum and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulphuric (H2S04) acid and lead is the metal used in a car battery.
Part 2
8. The names of three copper containing minerals are azurite, malachite, and cuprite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are Canada, USA, and Chile
10. Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the anode.
12. Titanium is not very abundant in the Earth’s crust. It only accounts to about 0.6% of it.
13. Titanium and its alloys are corrosion-resistant, they have a high mechanical strength, and objects made of them do not undergo deformation when subjected to high temperatures for a long period. In addition, titanium has a much lower density than iron. All these properties make titanium and its alloys excellent substitutes for steel.
14. The final impurities are removed by heating titanium to a very high temperature in which the impurities melt but titanium does not.
Part 1.
1. The energy of the sun is thermo nuclear reactions. It is formed in space in the form of radiation. This is how it is transfered to Earth. Solar energy is found on Earth as in light and heat.
2. The source of energy for the wind is from windmills that are located or scattered in a wind farm.
3. The worlds ammount of oil and natural gases are from the sun because the living things that needed the sun to keep them living. This is true because sea creatures or were needed to create oil and natural gas. Thus these are transported through pipes.
4. Biomass is considered a renewable energy source because for example wood is from trees that are always growing from everywhere in the world. So as a tree is cut down for fuel wood another is being planted. Thus, it is renewable.
5. Sea Snakes gather energy as the waves come in and cause the sea snake to bob up and down. After this movement is repeated the hydraulic system harnesses this movement to generate electricity.
6. Chemical energy can be stored in a battery and can also be stored in gasoline.
7. A car battery has sulfuric acid in it and the chemical formula for sulfuric acid is H2SO4.
Part 2.
8. Three names of copper containing minerals are.
-Cuprite
-Azurite
-Chalcopyrite.
9. Three places with lots of copper resources are Chile, Peru, and China.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. During electorefining of copper the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the ninth most abundant element in earths crust.
13. Two reasons why titanium is very valuable is because titanium is very strong that has a low density that makes it not very heavy. It is also good because it can be used for multiple purposed due to its physical characteristics.
14. The final impurities are removed by using the chemical titanium dioxide which leaves the pigment with no impurities.
1. Thermal nuclear reactions from the center of the sun.
2. Caused by the uneven heating of the earth's surface by the sun.
3. Oil and gas reserves are hidden beneath earth's surface.
4. Because it is from burning organic material.
5. Sea snake produces energy by taking the movement of waves and turns that into generators.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are food and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used in a car battery is called sulphuric acid. The metal that is used in a car battery is lead. The chemical formula of sulphuric acid is SO4.
8. Azucite, cuprite, malachite, chalcopyrite, and chalcosine.
9. USA, Chile, and Canada
10. No
11. Forms on the anode.
12. Titanium is plentiful in earths crust.
13. Titanium is valuable because its lighter than steel and it melts at a higher temperature and it doesn't give in to combustion easily.
14. The last impurities are refined using a furnace. Heat separates the impurities.
1) The energy is produced through thermal nuclear reactions. It is produced in the center of the sun.
2) The source of wind energy is air pressure.
3) They're located under the sea bed.
4) Biomass is renewable, because trees are growing all the time.
5) It creates energy by using hydrolic pistols, which move with the motion of the waves.
6) Electric and Car Batteries are two chemical stores.
7) Sulphuric Acid is used in a car battery. The metal used is lead. The formula is H2SO4.
8)Bornite, Chalcopyrite and Malachite.
9) USA, Chile, Cornwall and Wales have large copper resources.
10) No, it makes it unsuitable for most applications.
11) It forms on the cathode.
12) It is very abundant. Titanium is the nineth chemical element in terms of abundance in the earth's crust.
13) It is hard, tough and resistant to corrosion. It is not so dense.
14) They are removed by heating Titanium with a high temperature at which the impurities turn into vapor and then disappear.
Robin G.
Nienhsiu Suen
Period A
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
1. The energy of the sun comes from or occurs when thermo nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. Wind is the renewable source of energy because it will never run out.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located down below the sea surface.
4. Biomass considered being a renewable energy because trees still grow when they get cut.
5. Sea snake produces energy by wave of the sea.
6. Two stores of chemical energy would be fuels and batteries.
7. Sulphuric acid is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and lead is the metal that is used in a car battery. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
8. Three copper-containing minerals are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, and cuprite.
9. Chile, Canada and USA are countires with large copper resources.
10. No, 1% of impurity makes copper more unsuitable for most applications.
11. The pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. 0.6% is titanium in the earth's crust.
13. Lower density, more reactive, and melts at a higher temperature than iron makes titanium valuable.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating it to a high temperature that it is being refined.
Part 1:
1. Energy from the sun is produced during thermal nuclear reactions, and the process occurs in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is caused by the sun’s energy (in the form of radiation when travelling from space to earth). It is the source of the kinetic energy of the wind and waves.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located under the seabed (the floor of an ocean or sea).
4. Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy source because a renewable energy source can be restored or replenished within a short period of time, and new trees are constantly growing to replace those that are being cut down for fuel.
5. A sea snake generates electricity by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to large joints, which move to the motion of the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are petrol (gasoline) and batteries.
7. The type of acid that is used inside a car battery is sulfuric acid. The metal that is used in the car battery is lead. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4.
Part 2:
8. Three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are the United States, Chile, and Canada.
10. No, copper with 1% impurities is not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is a common element and it takes up about 0.6 percent in the earth’s crust.
13. Titanium has a number of properties that make it valuable. For example, titanium reacts with oxygen in the air to form a layer of TiO2 on the surface. The layer is coherent and durable, protecting the metal surface from destructive action. Because of this, objects made of titanium do not corrode or deteriorate with time.
(Credits to http://www.yteach.com/page.php/resources/view_all?id=copper_ore_titanium_metal_nugget_electrorefining_patina&from=search)
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating titanium to a high temperature, at which magnesium chloride turns into vapor and escapes from the titanium. (Credits to http://www.yteach.com/page.php/resources/view_all?id=copper_ore_titanium_metal_nugget_electrorefining_patina&from=search)
1. The nuclear reaction produces the energy of the sun and it occurs inside the sun.
2. The source of energy for the wind is the sun.
3. Most of the oil and natural gas are located under the ocean.
4. It is considered as renewable energy resource because we can get them again if we grow the new trees.
5. A Sea Snake produce energy by using the movements of the waves.
6. Fuels such as petrol or a battery.
7. Sulfuric acid, lead, and lead oxide. H2SO4
8. Chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite
9. Canada, USA, and Chile
10. no
11. cathode
12. Titanium takes up 0.6% in the earth’s crust.
13. It has high melting point, more reactive than iron, but less dense, and reacts with oxygen.
14. When titanium is heated, the small amount of magnesium chloride is turned into vapors, so we get pure titanium.
by. Chiyo. M
The energy is produced as a chemical reaction in the center of the earth.
The source of energy for the wing is the sun. It heats the earth unevenly causing
variation in heat and pressure causing winds.
They are locates under the sea surface.
Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy resource because as long as we have
plants, we will always have biomass. When leaves grow on trees, they go through
photosynthesis which produces Biomass.
The sea snake produces energy because the cords bend in and out producing energy.
Two things that store chemical energy are batteries and the sun.
Sulfuric acid is used in car batteries. Sulfuric Acids chemical formula is H2SO4 . The
metal used inside of car batteries is called Lead.
Part 2
8. Three copper-containing minerals are Bronite, Malachite, and Chalcopyrite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are U.S.A., Canada, Chile, and Cornwall and
Wales.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities is suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium in the earth’s crust is about 0.6%.
13. Titanium is valuable because it is light and it has a very high melting point. Therefore titanium can be used in really hot area’s.
14. The titanium is heated to a high enough temperature for the magnesium to turn into vapor nad evaporate.
Jessica R.
Period C
PART 1:
1. The suns energy is produced from the thermo nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. The source of the energy for the wind is the uneven heat from the sun.
3. Most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas are located at the bottom of the sea
bed.
4. Biomass is considered a renewable resource because trees are constantly growing and producing more and more so there is always a renewable resource.
5. A sea snake produces energy by its hydraulic pilots that move up and down according to the waves.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are first food and than plants or animals.
7. The type of acid used in a car battery is sulphuric acid and the metal used in the car battery is iron oxide. The chemical formula for acid is H2SO4.
PART 2:
8. Three copper containing minerals are:
-azurite
-malachite
-cuprite
9. Three countries with large copper resources are:
-USA
-Canada
-Chile
10. Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper form on the cathode.
12. Titanium is the 9th most abundant chemical element in the earth’s crust.
13. The properties of titanium that make it valuable is its ability to with stand pressure, it’s used for air crafts, space crafts, and ships.
14. The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating it to high temperatures and the magnesium chloride is turned into vapor.
1. What produces the energy of the sun and where does it occur?
The energy is produced during the thermal nuclear reaction in the center of the sun.
2. What is the source of energy for the wind?
Wind is caused by the sun heating the Earth’s atmosphere.
3. Where are most of the earth’s reserves of oil and natural gas located?
Most of the world’s supplies of the fuel are found under the sea bed.
4. Why is biomass considered to be a renewable energy?
Biomass is considered to be a renewable energy because new trees are growing all the time that replace those that are cut down.
5. How does a Sea Snake produce energy?
It produces energy by using hydraulic pistons that are attached to that are attached to large joints, which moves on the motion of the waves.
6. List two stores of chemical energy.
It is stored in plant material and batteries.
7. What is the type of acid that is used inside a car battery, and what is the metal that is used in a car battery? What is the chemical formula for the acid?
The acid used inside a car battery is the sulphuric acid. And the metal is the lead oxide. The chemical formula for the acid is H2SO4
8. What are the names of three copper-containing minerals?
The names are chalcosine, chalcopyrite, cuprite, malachite,and azurite.
9. Name three countries with large copper resources.
The three countries are USA, Canada, and Chile.
10. Is copper with 1% impurities suitable for most applications?
Copper with 1% impurities are not suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, does the pure copper form on the cathode or on the anode?
It forms on the cathode.
12. How abundant is titanium in the earth’s crust? It makes up 0.6%of the Earth’s crust.
13. What properties of titanium make it valuable? It has low density, very tough, and its melting points are high.
14. How are the final impurities removed from titanium it is being refined?
The final impurities are removed from titanium by heating the titanium to a high temperature.
michellek d period. sorry i couldnt turn it on before. but better late than never
1. The sun is the source of solar energy and it occurs from the thermal nuclear reactions in the center of the sun.
2. The source of energy for wind is kinetic energy from the sun.
3. Most of the earth's reserves of oil and natural gas are located below the sea.
4. Biomass is considered renewable energy because for example, even if you burn wood new trees are planted so quickly that they can be replaced.
5. The sea snake uses the wave's energy to collect electricity.
6. Two stores of chemical energy are fuels such as petrol and batteries are too.
7. Car batteries use sulphuric acid (H2SO4) and the metal that makes the car battery is lead.
8. The names of three copper-containing minerals are chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite.
9. Three countries with large copper resources are in Chile, Cornwall and Wales, and the USA.
10. Copper with 1% impurities are NOT suitable for most applications.
11. In the electorefining of copper, the pure copper forms on the cathode.
12. Titanium is 0.6% of the earth's crust.
13. Because titanium is not very dense and it has an extremely high melting point, make it valuable.
14. The final impurities removed from titanium are removed by heating titanium until the impurities become vapor and escape the titanium
Part 1
a. Shaking or a series of vibrations from the earth’s crust
b. Waves of energy caused by earthquakes in the earth’s crust
c. A motion of swinging back and forth
d. An instrument used for measuring the size of seismic waves or earthquakes
e. To increase in size or number
f. Surrounding objects or environment
g. A large ocean wave created by underwater earthquakes
h. A point where the waves from the earthquake are radiating from
i. The point from where the earthquake begins
j. A scale measuring the intensity of an earthquake
k. The boundary of a convergent plate where one plate subducts under the other
Part 2
1. The area around Australia
2. When continental plates pull apart the crust sinks and the valley is formed
3. Because the focus is nearer to the surface
Part 3
4. Pile foundation
Part 5
6.
a. P waves go in a straight horizontal motion
b. S waves go in a wave motion
7. S waves
8. Surface waves usually can’t travel as far as body waves
9. 100%
Part 6
10. This website has pictures and information about earthquakes around the world and it focuses on helping the people and the damage. http://geohaz.org/
11. In 1906 there was a very large earthquake in San Francisco, California. This earthquake was 7.1 on the Richter scale which is very high.
Mattie Milliken
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