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  • Arts In Focus: Move to Include Special

    Join us for a special Arts inFocus as we take a look at some fantastic artists including photographer Sam Maloney, musician Gaelynn Lea, the performers in #DeafTalent, musician and music teacher Vince…  » more info

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  • ASL Lessons

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    • 9-12

    Demonstration of American Sign Language for vocabulary words, which are divided into four sections: (in order) 1) Spelling words, 2) Core Words, 3) Challenge Words and again 4) Core Words.Demonstration…  » more info

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  • Atomic Stampede.

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    In the 1950s, tens-of-thousands of prospectors flocked to the Colorado Plateau in search of uranium to meet U.S. security needs in the form of materials to build atom bombs. Atomic Stampede, examines…  » more info

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  • Atoms: Atom gaining neutron

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    The number of protons of an element is constant, but the number of neutrons can change. Isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Carbon isotope II

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    Carbon can exist as carbon 12 or carbon 14.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Compound

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    Compounds are formed by joining atoms of two or more elements. In this animation an ionic bond holds atoms together.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Copper Atom

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    Atoms of the same element are exactly alike. This animation depicts a copper atom.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Examples of atoms

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    The four atoms depicted here have a different atomic number, which refers to the number of protons in the nucleus. The atomic number of helium is 2, aluminum is 13, hydrogen is 1, and oxygen is 8.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Ice cream atoms

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    Matter, such as this ice cream, is made up of many atoms.  » more info

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  • Atoms: Light in tube

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    Replicates the experiments J.J. Thomson conducted to develop his model of an atom. Light is produced when an electric current is passed through a tube. When a magnetic charge is introduced, the rays are…  » more info

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