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Weekend Science: An amazing trick ¶g¥½¬ì¾Ç: ¯«©_À¸ªk
Welcome to Weekend Science! Every Friday, we're going to guide you through some cool experiments that you can do at home. It's a good idea for you to keep a record of what you do in a Science Journal. That way you can record what you learn, compare results and maybe use them to design new experiments! Have a look at the Science Journal box for some ideas to get you started. Remember to always ask a grown-up's permission before trying out an experiment.
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Friday, Apr 04, 2008,Page 20
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PHOTO: MICHAEL KEARNEY, TAIPEI TIMES
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This week we're looking at friction. You'll also learn a wicked trick to amaze your friends and family.
What you will need:
Two paperback books, about equal in size and over 100 pages long.
Two glossy magazines, over 200 pages thick, (fashion magazines work well).
Two glossy magazines under 100 pages thick.
¡¶ You'll probably want to sit at a table to do this. Take the two books and hold them so that the outer edges of the book are facing each other.
¡¶ Carefully interweave the pages, just like you would interweave a pack of cards. Do this carefully so that one page goes on top of the other. The neater you are the better the trick will work.
¡¶ When all the pages of the books are together, pick up the books by the spines.
¡¶ Try to pull the books apart.
¡¶ Now interweave the pages of the larger magazines.
¡¶ Pick up the magazines by the spines. Can you pull the magazines apart?
¡¶ Interweave the pages of the smaller magazines. Can you pull the magazines apart?
¡¶ Get an adult to try and help you pull apart the books. Can he or she do it? Is he or she amazed?
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| VOCABULARY ¤µ¤é³æ¦r |
| 1. friction n.
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2. paperback adj.
¥¸Ë¥»ªº (ping2 zhuang1 ben3 de5)
3. glossy adj.
¥ú·Æªº (guang1 hua2 de5)
4. fashion n.
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5. interweave v.i./v.t.
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6. spine n.
®Ñ¯á (shu1 ji3)
7. minimum adj.
³Ì§C«×ªº (zui4 di1 xian4 du4 de5)
8. contact n.
±µÄ² (jie1 chu4)
9. ridged adj.
¦³¯áª¬½uªº (you3 ji2 zhuang4 xian4 de5)
10. lubricant n.
¼í·Æ¾¯ (run4 hua2 ji4) |
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| FURTHER IDEAS ¶i¶¥ÂI¤l |
Try only interweaving half of the books. Do the books come apart? How about if you only interweave a quarter? What is the minimum amount of pages needed to keep the books stuck together? How about the magazines? Don¡¦t forget to record your observations in your Science Journal.
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| Science Journal ¬ì¾Ç¤é»x |
| What do you know about friction? Try rubbing your hands together. What do you feel? This is a result of friction. What happens if you put hand cream on your hands first? Does it make a difference? Where else have you experienced friction?
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| Bonus §Aª¾¹D¶Ü |
| Oil is a lubricant. It is used to reduce the friction between two surfaces. Think about the chain on your bicycle. If there were no oil on it, then the cog and the chain would be subject to much more friction. The bike would be very hard to pedal.
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| Next week ¤U¶g¹w§i |
| For next Sunday¡¦s experiment you will need the following special items: lemons, milk, orange juice, vinegar, cotton swabs and a 100-watt (or more) light bulb.
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