October 2008 Teacher's Guide Table of Contents
The Olympic Flame: Chemistry Held High
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- The Chemistry of Marathon Running
- New Materials for Better Athletes
- The Many Looks of the Periodic Table
- Natural, Braided, Bleached, Colored, and Curly Hair . . . Thanks to Chemistry
The Olympic Flame: Chemistry Held HighDirections: For each part of the Olympic Torch used in the Beijing Olympics, describe the materials used as well as the physical and chemical properties.
The Chemistry of Marathon RunningDirections: As you will find while reading the article, the body’s source of energy varies during a marathon. By completing the chart below, you will gain a better understanding of each type of compound and its importance in supplying energy.
New Materials for Better AthletesDirections: The materials used by athletes undergo constant improvement. In the chart below, describe the different materials used over the years for various sports.
The Many Looks of the Periodic TableDirections: As you read the article, complete the table below to compare the different forms of the periodic table discussed in the article.
Natural, Braided, Bleached, Colored, and Curly Hair . . . Thanks to ChemistryDirections: As you read the article, you will learn that different hair products have different purposes, formulas, and properties. Please complete the chart below to compare these products.
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