Ms. Gould's Kino Junior High Science Classes
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	Kino Questions	ASU Answers
back to the top	"Why Does Stuff Turn Black When It Burns, and When A Lightbulb Burns Out And Explodes Why Are The Shards Not Black?" Questions by Francisco and Mike	Answer by Fabian Seidl CHM 233, Fall 2008
back to the top	"Do Rocks Melt?" Question by Emory	Answer by Darcie Conner CHM 234, Spring 2009
back to the top	"If You Put Your Hand In Acetone Will It Dissolve?" Question by Andrea	Answer by Philip Wiener CHM 234, Spring 2009
back to the top	"What Does Francium Do, And Can We Get Some?" Question by Kino Student	Answer by Glenn Markov CHM 234, Spring 2009
back to the top	"Would An Energy Bead Melt If A Laser Was Shined On It?" Question by Logan	Answer by Jordan Boyd CHM 234, Spring 2009
back to the top	"Will A Hotter Hotplate Increasing the Boiling Point Of Water?" Question by Brandon	Answer by Jordan Yaron CHM 234, Spring 2009
back to the top	"Why Do Molecules Spread Apart When They Are Boiled?" Question by Matthew	Answer by Erin Cooper CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"If An Element Is Discovered Will They Have To Change The Periodic Table?" Question by Dalia	Answer by Tabarik Ahmad CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Did They Find Out About Atoms If You Can't See Them?" Question by Juan	Answer by Sandy Morales CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Did They Discover The Elements?" Question by Alejandro	Answer by Nisa Cortes CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Can You Tell If An Element Is A Metal? Why Are Some Types Of Metal Attracted To A Magnet?" Question by Brayan	Answer by Camila Sharman CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Many Atoms Are There In One Thing?" Question by Jazmin	Answer by April Chiu CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Can You See An Atom?" Question by Brayan	Answer by Tommy O'Sullivan CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Do Atoms Get Charged?" Question by Lorreal	Answer by Ranna Ardebili CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"Why Are Some Elements Denser Than Others?" Question by Berkley	Answer by Shayna Choulet CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"Why Does At Atom Have Orbitals? How Many Electrons Can An Orbital Hold, Can There Be Only One Electron In An Orbital?" Question by Aiyanna	Answer by Marie Nahlik CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Do We Know What An Atom Looks Like?" Question by Nancy R.	Answer by Katherine Haga CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"If Elements Are Mixed What Would Their Atomic Numbers Be? How Does Mixing Them Affect Their Electrons And Atomic Numbers?" Question by Taylor G.	Answer by Joe Canarie CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"What Are Atoms Made From?" Question by German	Answer by James Dillon CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	"How Small Is The Hydrogen Atom?" Question by Anthony	Answer by Nathalie Antonios CHM 234, Spring 2010
back to the top	What would happen to water if you put it into a vaccuum for example, in outer space? Will substances evaporate in outer space? Question by Reyes	Answer by David Chen CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How are atoms made and do they disappear? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Mark Zhang CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How do phase changes happen? Question by Janet	Answer by Robert Adrian CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What makes iron magnetic? How can you tell if a substance is magnetic? Question by Liz	Answer by Nathan Jameson CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Do atoms have to have electricity to run? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Brittany Ebbing CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	When atoms bonds with other atoms, what holds them together? Question by Megan	Answer by Lindsay Kelly CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why are there always 2 electrons in the inner shell? Question by Phoebe	Answer by Ahmad Soweidan CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What is the purpose of neutrons and electrons? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Austin Feldman CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why Does Oil Evaporate So Slowly? Question by Phoebe, Reyes and Maria B.	Answer by Ayah Ahmed CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How do you find the mass of something as small as an atom? Question by Daisy	Answer by Philip Velez CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How does oxygen cause the iron to rust and the apple to brown? What are some other things that react to oxygen? Question by Maria B	Answer by Laura Lach CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why did the cornstarch powder change color when touching the iodine? Question by Dee	Answer by Demetra Hamill CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How slow/fast can atoms go? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Macy Cobb CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why is the rust of iron red/orange but copper turns green? Question by Megan	Answer by Tin Ki Tsang CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why does water evaporate but salt changes into small square shapes? Question by Silvia and Wendy	Answer by Ben Lang CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Can air/oxygen change other things in addition to iron into rust? Question by Megan	Answer by Brenna Fanning CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How do the electron rings work? How many electron rings are possible? How many electrons can each ring hold? How do the electron rings affect the atom? Question by Phoebe	Answer by Trent Bowen CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	When chemicals evaporate, where do they go? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Adam Eudy CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	If an atom has more electrons, is it more stable? Question by Phoebe	Answer by Katie Norris CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Can different elements have the same atomic number? Can elements be similar even if they aren't in the same column ? Question by Elizabeth	Answer by Farzana Sarder CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What types of things do scientists use iodine for? Question by Abby	Answer by Michael Marriott CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Are there liquid mixtures that can burn through metals like in movies? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Heather Tompkins CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	If we lived in a world where we breathed helium instead of air would we fly? Question by Dee	Answer by Chelsey Camponeschi CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How many neutrons and protons are in a nucleus? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Danielle Rasmussen CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why is the atomic number determined by the number of protons? What is the chemical symbol for? What does it mean? Question by Daryeon	Answer by Alysa Baumann CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How many atoms are there in an aluminum can? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Dipesh Solanky CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Does the number of protons in an atom affect the number of electrons or neutrons? Question by Phoebe	Answer by Jacob DeMenna CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Can molecules grow? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Albert Pedroza CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What is the most rare element? Which element is used the most? Question by Eli	Answer by Shawn Haupt CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How can scientists/humans create elements? Question by Megan	Answer by Julianna Goenaga CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Where does liquid nitrogen come from? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Megan Yee CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	If atoms make up everything we know then why is everything so different? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Aaron Goshinska CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What properties changed when we burn steel wool? Why does it turn black and spark when it burns? Question by Maren and Jennifer W.	Answer by Jade Riley CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What's in acetone that makes it evaporate so fast? Question by Cole	Answer by Alex Rubinov CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Is the force in atoms the same as the force in magnets? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Morgan Day CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What makes molecules change? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Erin Cooper CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How do scientists find out how many atoms are in a molecule? Question by Janet	Answer by Spencer Leblang CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why does it take longer for some chemicals to evaporate than others? Are there some chemicals that never evaporate? What makes chemicals have different evaporation rates? Question by Kino Student	Answer by Zakary Hambsch CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Does the number of the group in the periodic table matter? Why? Question by Yakelin	Answer by Alexandra Kurth CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How did scientists back then know how many protons and electrons the elements have? How did they know they were elements? Question by Itzel	Answer by Gage Schaper CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	Why do things change phases at different rates? Question by Amanda	Answer by Ajjya Acharya CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	How do scientists figure out the mass of one atom? Question by Eli	Answer by Stephanie Kost CHM 234, Spring 2011
back to the top	What kinds of chemical are used to fight a fire? Question by Francisco M.	Answer by Christine Stevenson CHM 233, Fall 2011
back to the top	What is the most flammable chemical? What causes flammable chemicals to light up? Question by James N.	Answer by Zach Christopher CHM 233, Fall 2011
back to the top	What is caffeine and where does it come from? Question by Yareli	Answer by Maddie Sands CHM 233, Fall 2011
back to the top	Can an addiction to something be inheritable? Question by Diareli B.	Answer by Abeer Mousa CHM 233, Fall 2011
back to the top	Why does water bubble when it boils? Question by Dani	Answer by Micah Rappazzo CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Why do different substances have different melting points? Question by Lexy R., Josie T., Brianna B., Aubrey T., Maddie B.	Answer by Cailen Mccloskey CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Why do molecules travel fastest when they are hot? Question by Keaton	Answer by Collin Coelet CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	How can liquids be separated? Question by Ana J.	Answer by Eric Miller CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	How does the energy in the water change when it boils at 100 degrees? Question by Josh	Answer by Ellen Qin CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Is the melting point always the same? Question by Eric M.	Answer by Jennifer Craer CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	How do scientists know if an atom has a positive or a negative charge? Question by Trystan B	Answer by Clint Lowrey CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	How does chocolate melt and why? Question by Kinsey T.	Answer by Jacqueline Cako CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Why do people drown even though we float? Question by Itzel S.	Answer by Meagan Brundage CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Why does water boil? Does water boil faster with salt water or spring water? Question by Ruth	Answer by Indira Harahap CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	What happens to molecules when they are at their boiling point? How do they evaporate? Question by Angel	Answer by Elan Krojanker CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	If an atom is so small how many are there in a 6 foot male? Question by Francisco M.	Answer by Conner Campini CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	When and how will the world end? Question by Gloria R. and Erik G.	Answer by Jonathan Bailey CHM 234, Spring 2012
back to the top	Can oil evaporate, can oil freeze? Question by Wesley S., Aimee R.	Answer by Qasim Rahman CHM 234, Spring 2012

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