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Sub-Zero Science - Julie Gintzler Instructional VideoSub-Zero Science - Julie Gintzler Instructional Video
Publisher
Steve Spangler Science
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Grade
4th - 9th
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Science
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Resource Type
Instructional Videos
Media Length
3:29
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Duration
45 mins
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Year
2011
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Sub-Zero Science - Julie Gintzler

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Spangler invites a teacher in for this segment. She has developed some amazing demonstrations which use liquid nitrogen for elementary schoolers. She drops inflated balloons into a bowl of liquid nitrogen and the results are quite dramatic. Not only do the balloons shrink in size because the air molecules inside are shrinking, but some of the air changes states and becomes a liquid!

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Concepts

water molecules, h2o, molecular motion, molecules, freezing points, liquid nitrogen

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liquid nitrogen, sub-zero, water molecule, freezing, molecular motion, science

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