HTC releases the first phone with a connection faster than 3G--
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Technology of the Future
A startup has developed optical fiber sensing technology for structural health monitoring.
The safety-driven technology has the potential to change the way construction and analysis of structures is done in India.
Chemical Reaction Experiment
Materials you will need:
• Outside access
• Packet of Mint Mentos
• 2 Litre Bottle of Diet Coke
This is a very messy experiment so it really does need to be conducted outside on a nice day.
Do not do this experiment inside.
Steps: 1.) Place the 2L bottle of Diet Coke on a flat surface and in a secure place outside.
2.) Remove the lid from the bottle of Diet Coke.
3.) Remove 4 mentos from the packet and get ready to drop all four of them into the bottle of Diet Coke as quickly as possible and jump back out of the way of the shooting rocket.
It is amazing how quickly the mentos react with the Diet Coke and the amount of pressure build up that is released by spewing the cola into the sky.
Try doing this experiment with a smaller cola bottle and dropping in two mintos.
Another way is to do this experiment is to get an adult to put a small hole in the lid so that the cola can shoot out the top of the hole.
If you try this experiment use peppermint lifesavers, extra strong mints or polo mints.
Drop the mint in, screw the lid back on the bottle, shake it and hold it at an angle pointing away from you.
Shake the cola bottle a few more times to see how many time you can get it to rocket out of the bottle.
• Outside access
• Packet of Mint Mentos
• 2 Litre Bottle of Diet Coke
This is a very messy experiment so it really does need to be conducted outside on a nice day.
Do not do this experiment inside.
Steps: 1.) Place the 2L bottle of Diet Coke on a flat surface and in a secure place outside.
2.) Remove the lid from the bottle of Diet Coke.
3.) Remove 4 mentos from the packet and get ready to drop all four of them into the bottle of Diet Coke as quickly as possible and jump back out of the way of the shooting rocket.
It is amazing how quickly the mentos react with the Diet Coke and the amount of pressure build up that is released by spewing the cola into the sky.
Try doing this experiment with a smaller cola bottle and dropping in two mintos.
Another way is to do this experiment is to get an adult to put a small hole in the lid so that the cola can shoot out the top of the hole.
If you try this experiment use peppermint lifesavers, extra strong mints or polo mints.
Drop the mint in, screw the lid back on the bottle, shake it and hold it at an angle pointing away from you.
Shake the cola bottle a few more times to see how many time you can get it to rocket out of the bottle.
A Magnetism Science Project
Materials you will need:
• Water
• A Magnet
• A Paper-Clip
• A Clear Glass
• A Piece of Cardboard
• A Plastic or Wooden Ruler
Is the force of magnetism strong enough to travel through things?
Steps:
1. Draw a maze on a piece of cardboard. Can you guide a paper-clip through the maze?
Place the paperclip on the top of your cardboard with the maze facing up.
Place the magnet under your cardboard where the paperclip is resting on top.
Now move your magnet around and see what happens.
2. Can you rescue a paper-clip from a glass of water without getting wet?
Fill you glass with water and drop the paper-clip inside the glass.
Take the magnet and place it on the outside of the glass close to the magnet and see if you can pull the paper-clip to the side of the glass and up to the top (without getting wet).
3. Will the paper-clip climb the ruler? (You can use a plastic or a wooden ruler).
Hold your ruler so that one end is resting on a flat surface and hold the other end up at a angle. Place the magnet on the under side of the ruler (the end that it resting on the flat surface) and then place the paperclip on the top of the ruler (again, the end of the ruler that is resting on the flat surface). Move the magnet to go up to the top end of the ruler.
How magnets pull: Magnets pull on magnetic materials, such as iron, nickel, cobalt and steel, but pull through non-magnetic things, like cardboard, glass, plastic and wood. Magnets can even travel through water.
Jobs of Magnets:
Did you know that magnets hold the fridge door closed?Did you know that magnets are used to lift cars in a scrapyard?Did you know that cranes with giant magnets are used to pick/pull out metals from landfills? Did you know that magnets fasten hand bags?
• Water
• A Magnet
• A Paper-Clip
• A Clear Glass
• A Piece of Cardboard
• A Plastic or Wooden Ruler
Is the force of magnetism strong enough to travel through things?
Steps:
1. Draw a maze on a piece of cardboard. Can you guide a paper-clip through the maze?
Place the paperclip on the top of your cardboard with the maze facing up.
Place the magnet under your cardboard where the paperclip is resting on top.
Now move your magnet around and see what happens.
2. Can you rescue a paper-clip from a glass of water without getting wet?
Fill you glass with water and drop the paper-clip inside the glass.
Take the magnet and place it on the outside of the glass close to the magnet and see if you can pull the paper-clip to the side of the glass and up to the top (without getting wet).
3. Will the paper-clip climb the ruler? (You can use a plastic or a wooden ruler).
Hold your ruler so that one end is resting on a flat surface and hold the other end up at a angle. Place the magnet on the under side of the ruler (the end that it resting on the flat surface) and then place the paperclip on the top of the ruler (again, the end of the ruler that is resting on the flat surface). Move the magnet to go up to the top end of the ruler.
How magnets pull: Magnets pull on magnetic materials, such as iron, nickel, cobalt and steel, but pull through non-magnetic things, like cardboard, glass, plastic and wood. Magnets can even travel through water.
Jobs of Magnets:
Did you know that magnets hold the fridge door closed?Did you know that magnets are used to lift cars in a scrapyard?Did you know that cranes with giant magnets are used to pick/pull out metals from landfills? Did you know that magnets fasten hand bags?
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enter the number which you want it........................
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