Save the world!

Yeshivat noam

Destroy. Destruct.

Sixth grade science jan-Feb 2013

Aluminum: Yechiel KEiser

Lithium: Tuvya Macklin

anitmony: Eitan WAldman

roschl Magnesium: NAtan Neug

BArium: Eitan Langer

er Manganese: Gilad Holz

beryllium: Sammy Nat

rg Mercury: Yonadav Rimbe

Bismuth: BErnie Moerdler

neon: Arie Kahan

Boron: Ben Antosofsky

nickel: Joe Baron

Bromine: Naftali Silvera

nitrogen: Ehud Meir

CAesium: Joshua Zimm

son Oxygen: Natan Mendel

calcium: Darius Gross

d phosphorous: Eli Rifkin

carbon:Dylan Breen

utter Platinum: Yisroel Schm

chlorine: ET Dubin

r potassium: Moshe Papie

Chromium: Yonah Schneier

Radium: RAfi Kigner

cobalt: Mikey Sanders

n Selenium: Avraham Kaha

copper: Isaac Forgash

ith silicon: Moshe Goldsm

Fluorine: Gilad Schneider

silver: AJ Eisenberg

gold: Ezra Mandelbaum

sodium: Doni Bodoff

helium: Yosef Marom

Strontium: Yoni Katz

hydrogen: Yuval Shlomai

sulfur: Jacob Lerer

iodine: Eitan Gilbert

tin: Noam Rothner

iron: Jakey Cohen

noff titanium: Yonatan Chud

lead: Matthew Ganchrow

y uranium: Harry Dubitsk Zirconium: Eli Schloss

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Aluminum: Shani Levy beryllium: Zoe Melzer Boron: Chana Fisher calcium: Maya Wind carbon: Temira Koenig chlorine: Kayla Forman Chromium: Abby Goldberg Cobalt: Adira Barber copper: Batsheva Ohayon Fluorine: Avigayil Kaminetsky gold: Amber Hen helium: Amira Wittenberg hydrogen: Na'ama KAye iodine: Ayelet HAndel iron: Raffaella Kestenbaum lead: Orly Hahn lithium: Michal Katz Magnesium: Kaylie Jacobs

who should i stay away from?

er Manganese: Abby Wagn t mercury: Avigayil Halper neon: Kayla Grunstein nickel: Nealy Saks nitrogen: Devorah Levie Oxygen: Michal Leiter hochet phosphorous: Eliana Sc Platinum: Meira Baum ein potassium: Leia Rubinst Selenium: Naomi Kutin orn silicon: maayan hirschk silver: Meira Book sodium: Tehila Shedlo man Strontium: Leora Fisch sulfur: Maya Stiefel tin: Kayla Markowitz titanium: Ayala Kilimnick Uranium: Danit Forman r Zirconium: Sophie Klappe zinc: Alli Simmerman

Cool!

I never knew that before.

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Organize the facts

the Basics of your ELEMENT:

ATomic Number

Chemical symbol

Element name

Atomic Mass

Number of protons: number of electrons: number of neutrons: period number: group number/Name: State: Metal:

WebElements Periodic Table of the elements: www.webelements.com

Periodic Table of Elements and chemistry: www.chemicool.com

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Los alamos national laboratory: periodic.lanl.gov/default.htm

Table Dynamic Periodic le.com/ http://www.ptab

the visual elements periodic table: www.chemsoc.org/viselements/pages/ periodic_table.html

It's elemental: the periodic table: pubs.acs.org/cen/80th/elements.html

List all the sources you use in your research and number them. You must include at least 1 Non-Internet Source and a minimum of 4 sources. focus on finding good, informative, easy to read sources. Books: List the title, author, publication company, year, and place. website: Title of site, author (if any), date you visited site, and url

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In Every good Comic Book World,there are terms and words that the characters all know and share. here's a list of some of the ones used in the world of the elements. these will help you jump right in as your do your research.

An atom that has the same number of protons as other atoms of the same element, but a different number of neutrons

When an element reacts with oxygen (such as when it is exposed to AIR); when metals oxidize they rust or tarnish and get weaker

An element that transmits (passes along) heat, sound, or electricity very well

A mixture of two or more metals (steel, for example, is an alloy)

the ability to be pulled into a wire (to be made into a rope).

Crumbles easily

The ability to be rolled into thin sheets or otherwise shaped by hammering or pressure.

The behavior of an element eager to take part in a chemical reaction

The behavior of an element unwilling to take part in a chemical reaction with other elements

Property of an element with an unstable nucleus that releases high speed particles or rays as its nucleus breaks down, trying to stabalize

A mineral from which an element, usually a metal, is extracted (taken out)

A process where metals or alloys crumble away, especially when in contact with water and oxygen

The element by itself, not combined with other elements

On this page, you should list the defining properties of your element such as: color, smell, texture, boiling pt, melting pt, density, strength, flexibility, and more. Also include how it reacts with other elements.

In the little boxes, write the number of the source from your source page

Density:

Boiling pt:

melting pt:

COLOR:

what uses have humans found your element? Where is it used naturally? is it used in food? medicine? sports? make up? electronics?weapons? power? you should also include what it is used for in combination with other elements.

Use this sheet for information you have nowhere else to put. Where and when was your element discovered? Are there other interesting tidbits about it? Cool facts? historical significance?

who discovered your element and when?

where is your element found?

fill in the information in the boxes below. use your research to be as scientifically accurate and creative as possible. Every sentence must be justified: you must explain why you make the decisions you do.

NAME:

Gender:

Is Is your your character Character aa hero hero or or a villain? Why? a villain? Why?

Where does he/she live or where can he/she be found: Why?

Any secret identity? WHY?

How does he/she travel or get around? WHY? who are his/her friends? Why?

who are his/her enemies? WHy?

Look at your research to determine what strengths, powers, and weaknesses your super hero or villain has. explain why: ex. Because americium is used in smoke detectors, americium man can detect a fire as soon as it breaks out; because tungsten has the highest melting point of any metal, tungsten can walk through fire.

Because My ELEMENT....

My Hero/Villain....

Because my element.. _____________________ _____________________

Becaus e my element.. __________

My HERO/VILLAIN's COSTUME WILL... _______________________ _______________________

____________ ____________ ___________, My HERO/ VILLAIN's COSTUME WILL... ____________ ____________ ____________ ___________

Because my element.. ____________ ____________ ____________ ___________,

Draw or describe what your hero or villain will look like. Think About: what color or colors will he wear? Will she have a cape? boots? Will she have any special gadgets or weapons? will there be any numbers on his uniform? what will they be?

Because my element... _______________________ _______________________,

My HERO/VILLAIN's COSTUME WILL...

My HERO/ VILLAIN's COSTUME WILL...

_______________________

____________

_______________________

____________ ____________ ___________

Write a story

Design a cover

Use your research and character sketch to write a ONE PAGE story about your super hero or villain. the story should be typed in a 12 pt. font. You should include the title and your name as the author. you should use the one page to tell a story about your hero or villain. Include at least: the character's name and where he is from/can be found; a list of powers or a story that shows how one power was used; who fought with or against your character. the story does not need to include the "whys" but it should be rooted in the science. the more creatively you use your research, the better!

Make a comic book cover featuring your hero or villain. the cover should be on a regular, white piece of paper. it should be visually appealing - use markers, CRAYONS, oR a color printer to make your cover stand out. include at least three catchy lines that show off your character and highlight those features that are most rooted in your scientific research. ("Faster than a speeding bullet" or "from deep within the bat cave...") you need not draw your character (though you're welcome t0). bonus points will be awarded for extra creativity! and extra science! HAve fun!

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Element Superheroes.pdf

silver: AJ Eisenberg. sodium: Doni Bodoff. Strontium: Yoni Katz. sulfur: Jacob Lerer. tin: Noam Rothner. titanium: Yonatan Chudnoff. uranium: Harry Dubitsky.

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