Distance, speed, and time graphs and calculations. Preparation for Physics exam at King's Academy. Explanation of distance calculations using constant speed and time, displacement, and
physical meaning of straight lines on various Distance vs Time graphs. Method of calculating average speed during a given time interval.

Finish some thermodynamics laws. Review and edit health project for presentation

Follow the procedures to determine the fusion of water. Lab #62 as found in the lab manual. All temperature measurements are recorded every 10 seconds as the ice melts completely. A graph of the time v temperature will be constructed. The heat energy lost will be calculated in calories, as will the heat energy gained.

Define absolute zero and discuss the atomic and molecular motion which leads to absolute zero. Define it as -273 degree celsius. Kelvin temperatures have no degree designations, they are just listed as Kelvin units. Determine boiling and freezing temperature of water using kelvin units, freezing is 273 K units and boiling is 373 K units. Determine the formula for conversion. K =C(degrees) + 273. Discuss early thoughts regarding heat as an invisible fluid which flows like water. Discuss James Joules demonstration that heat flow was nothing more than a flow of energy. State and discuss the first law of thermodynamics.

Discuss the effect of increasing kinetic energy on atoms. Determine that the effect is seen in temperature changes. Determine the upper and lower limits of temperature, and elicit that there is no upper limit but a lower limit exists. Introduce and analyze absolute zero which exists when no more energy can be extracted from a substance. Define absolute zero as -273 degrees centigrade. Define Kelvin temperature, named after Lord Kelvin.

View a video which discusses how Einstein used a thought process to arrive at the general and specific theories of relativity. Discuss and analyze how time dilation and length contraction occur in space time. Observe that a space traveler, traveling at near the speed of light, will return from a 10 year trip through the galaxy and demonstrate only a 1 year increase in age.

View, discuss, and analyze Einstein's law of general and special relativity. Include a discussion of time dilation and length contraction. Discuss why a space traveler will return from a trip through the galaxy and return after 10 years having gained only one year in age.

Synthesis of various esher preparations which are used for scents. These include apple, cherry, rum, pear, and methyl salicylate rub. These labs are to complete some lab demonstrations which Joshua was interested in completing.

Substitute for the class. Work on questions at the end of the chapter.

Prepare all chemicals and equipment for lab to be performed and completed on Thursday, 05/14. Joshua prepared the required materials .