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1. What is your team name? (Required.)

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2. Investigating Eddy Currents

True of False: A magnet will fall faster inside an aluminum (conducting, non-magnetic) tube than along the outside of the tube? (Required.)

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3. Medical School 1 - BodyWorks

Why are sample donations infused (injected with) rubber? (Required.)

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4. Medical School 2 - Discovering Cells

What does histology do?
(Required.)

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5. Medical School 3 - Investigating the Electron Microscope

Why do samples need to be cut so thin? (Required.)

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6. Medical School 4 - Mini Med School

What are some reasons you would need to know your blood type? Check all that apply. (Required.)

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7. Investigating Acids and Bases

On the pH scale what is the number that is considered neutral? (Required.)

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8. Adventures in the Engineering Department- Activity 1

What is the water property that describes what happens to molecules of a substance that really like each other and want to stick together?

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9. Adventures in the Engineering Department - Activity 2

What is the term used to describe what happens to the water when the item is added to the cup? (Required.)

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10. Adventures in the Engineering Department - Activity 3

What term is used to describe when something does not like water? (Required.)

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11. Experiment Relay in the Chemistry Department

Chemical reactions involve a transfer of energy between the reaction and its surroundings, usually in the form of heat. A reaction that absorbs energy will make its surroundings feel colder, and is called endothermic. A reaction that releases energy will make its surroundings feel warmer, and is called exothermic. Are these reactions in the video all endothermic, or exothermic?
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