http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/rutherford-scattering
There are two tabs (Rutherford and Plum Pudding), as well as several settings (energy, number of protons, etc). For each tab you will play around with the settings and make some observations. Remember that you can only draw accurate conclusions if you change only one variable at a time. For each tab, fill out a chart in your notebook that looks like this (you should have at least 3 rows of observations for each):
Variable changed
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Observation
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Possible explanation of the
result
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Section 5: On Monday, you will 'adopt an element'. You will begin a project on one element from the periodic table. Your homework for tonight is to start doing some light research. Look up some information about elements that interest you from the periodic table (where they're found in nature, what they're used for, etc) and email me you top 3 choices in order. Consider choosing a less known/common element!
All: We will be meeting in the LC for lab tomorrow and Monday!
All: We will be meeting in the LC for lab tomorrow and Monday!