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  1. Chemistry Q2
  2. Week 3: November 12-16
  3. 3.3 ASSIGNMENT: Science Blog: Plasma (Due November 16)

3.3 ASSIGNMENT: Science Blog: Plasma (Due November 16)

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Due: Friday, 16 November 2018, 6:00 PM

ASSIGNMENT: Science Blog: Plasma (10 points)

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This Week's Science Blog Topic: For this week's blog entry watch the video below and answer the questions that follow. 

  • Electrons in conductors, like copper wire, are free to roam throughout the metal in the presence of the ions that have released them. Would you consider a metal to be a plasma?


  • How are the ions in plasma different from ions in ionic compounds?  


  • How do the properties of ionic compounds differ from the properties of a plasma? 

Blog Guidelines: 

  • Each blog post should be at least one paragraph (3-5 sentences minimum).
  • Use complete sentences, proper grammar and punctuation.
  • All posts/comments must be respectful.  Vulgarity or rudeness will result in school disciplinary action.


Instructions:

screenshot of moodle blog block

1. Find the Blog Menu block.  Click Add an entry about this course.

You can enter a title for your post and then write your post.  You can insert images or links to help explain your ideas.  When you have finished, click Save Changes.

2. Get link to your course blog

After you save your post, highlight and copy (cntl +c) the url at the top of the blog.  You can also get the link by going to the Blog Menu block and clicking View my entries for this course


screenshot of blog page


2.  To submit in Moodle, Click Add Submission.

3.  Paste your blog URL into the submission box.

4.  Click Save Changes to submit your assignment.




Are you interested in knowing how to read and comment on other students' science blog posts?  Just go to the Blog Menu and choose View all entries for this course.  You can add comments and also read comments others have left on your posts.


After you have completed this assignment, it will be marked as complete with a checkmark after it has been graded by the instructor.

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