https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids Write your name and list all the things you have learnt about solids. You can add to your list at any time. en-us 2016-10-03 22:18:10 UTC 2016-10-25 23:33:49 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Lightdecrease.png 50053_17 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574223 What have I learned about solids?
1. I learned that solids are divided into different properties that include the following: -Hardness: Is (obviously) how hard the solid is. -Strength: How well the solid withstands to strong forces pushed against it.
-Brittleness: An object which is hard but is easy to break.
-Elasticity: A solid which can be stretched or changed appearance-wise via some sort of withstanding force. When that force is released, the object returns to a very similar position compared to where it was before the force was applied.
-Malleability: A malleable object is an object that can be formed into different shapes with ease.

2. I learned that using a magnifying glass to magnify objects just makes the object bigger and does not reveal any significant details. Sorry Mr. Magnifying Glass.]]> 2016-10-23 22:46:29 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574223 jamesgalepegs https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574345 What i have learnt about solids so far is:         1. That there are five properties, Strength, hardness, brittleness, elasticity and mabbeility. 2. That solid atoms are a closer together than liquid atoms and gas atoms.                                      3. I have also learnt what all of the five properties of a solid are and what they do.            4. That skids will not grange shape when put ina  container (except if they are malleability or elasticity). Some questions i have a about solids: Is there more properties of solids. Is there a solid that has all five properties in it]]> 2016-10-23 22:47:29 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574345 julian25 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574368              What I've learnt about Solids?

1. I learnt the 5 main properties of a solid Strength, Hardness, Brittleness, Elasticity and Malleability.
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2. I learnt what Malleability and Elasticity means.
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3. I learnt how to identify what property the solid has.
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 4. I learnt that solids can be found in different shapes and sizes.
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5. I learnt that Malleability is an actual word.
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  ?Questions?

1. I wonder who thought of the 5 properties of a solid?

]]> 2016-10-23 22:47:36 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574368 Hamburger_dude https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574382 I learnt that there're different property types which are really important, 1. Is strength ;
A materials ability to resist forces applied to it.
The more force the material can resist, the stronger it is. Examples of strong materials include : Steel and concrete.

2. Hardness; How easily the substance is worn away or scratched. Diamond is the hardest naturally occurring substance known, and can only be scratched by another diamond. Examples of hard materials include ; Diamonds, ceramic, concrete, steel, tusks and teeth.

3. Brittleness; A material is brittle if it is hard but can easily break (like glass). Examples of brittle materials include ; Polystyrene, glass, ceramic and crystal.

4. Elasticity; A material is elastic if it changes shape if force is applied to it and recovers its original shape when the force is removed. Rubber and many types of plastics are elastic.

5. Malleability ; How easily a material can be bent or shaped. A material that can be deformed or reshape easily is said to be malleable. Examples of materials include ; Gold, aluminium foil, Play-doh, clay and brass.

Also that solids have different types of properties than liquid, gas and plasma that is what I have learnt. The only question I have is ; How many types of properties does a plasma have?]]> 2016-10-23 22:47:42 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574382 52201_16 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574426 Some solids look the same with or without a magnifying glass and what the properties are i think some solids are fast than liquid. I learnt the difference between malleability and elasticity. Solids can be different but technically the same. Are we solid? What would be a world without solids? If there solid on outside but liquid/space on the inside is it solid etc golf ball or glass of water? Is there more solids in the world than liquids?]]> 2016-10-23 22:48:19 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574426 49985_8 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574430 What I have learnt about solids is that they can be in different shapes, even if they are the same item. They can be strong, hard, elastic, malleable, and brittle. Items like blu tac can almost never take their original form again. Solids are one of the 27 states of matter that the incursion guy told us about and is one of the main ones. A solid's atom formation is close together]]> 2016-10-23 22:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574430 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574451 I have learned that not all solids are hard e.g a nonutonium fluid transfers from a solid to a liquid.
I have learned that there are 5 properties which describes how a solid acts. I learned what all the properties mean. I learned that the formation of a solid atoms are very close together which means that its hard. I learned that a solid can sometimes be in an unusual shape that sort of means that you could tell that its a solid.
I learnt that oobleck is an nonutonium fluid.
Q1: I wonder if any other  liquids/solids/gases are nonutonium fluids?
Q2: I wonder why solids are in unusual shapes most of the time?
Q3: I wonder how a solid is formed?
Q4: I wonder why a solid is named a solid?
Q5: I wonder what most solids are shaped/]]> 2016-10-23 22:48:45 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574451 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574466 I learnt..................................................................
That malleability is a word
That malleability is means easily reshaped and deforms


]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:00 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574466 50615_18 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574470 Today learnt that magnified objects show little or no difference and with some elastic objects like a rubber band you can see some form of lines faintly which I think that they're used for the "elastic" form. I think that Bluetack is a type of nonewtoinoum liquid because it was easily molded with our hands but no because it doesn't have any relations to aliquid]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:07 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574470 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574472 I have learned that solids are not always strong.
I have learnt that  they are dense and tight.
I have learnt that powders are solids.
I have learnt properties of solids
I have learnt some words

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Can we eat a diamond]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:10 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574472 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574479 What I have learnt about solids are: 
1. They are really strong.
2. They can sometimes break.
3. They can be made by man or nature.
4. Some solids can be elasticity e.g. elastic band. Some can be brittleness e.g. glass.
5. I learnt that not all solids can break.
6. I learnt that solids can turn to liquid and liquid can turn into solid.
7. I leant last week that not all foods are solids.

]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:19 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574479 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574483 I have learnt the atoms formation of a solid, what asolid  looks likeunder a magnifying glass, a few states of solids like strength, hardness, brittleness, elasiscty and malleability and some experiment that you need a  lot of solids to do. 
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Is the strongest solid breakable?
What is the strongest solid?]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:23 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574483 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574512 What I have learned in solids that...
Solids take up the space tat they are formed in so if you get a cube and put it in a jug that was bigger it will fit inside if the solid is too big it will not fit un like liquids solids take up the spac they are formed liquids on the other harder reshapes itself to take up space



Primary 
I have learned was a madder looks like when it is solid and plasma because i did not know what it looks like. Also I did not know the existence of madder that changes shape when force is applied to it [non utonium fluid oblect] 




Secondarily 
Io have learned that not all solids are fixed 
Like bluetak





So that's it goodbye]]> 2016-10-23 22:49:47 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574512 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574547 I learnt that solids can be reshape.
I learnt that if you look through a magnifie glass you can see so much more than what you think.
I could see like little black things in the sponge i thought that would be from wiping the table.
I learnt that you can turn a liquid in to a solid.
I learnt that there are different types of solids e.g elasticity, hardness, strength and brittleness (etc)
I learnt that solids can break really easily and some you need a circular saw.
QUESTIONS?
What is the strongest solid?
I wonder if the atoms are in different formations in elasticity and strength?
I would like to know if ooblik is a liquid or a solid?
Can solids become gases without becoming a liquids?


]]> 2016-10-23 22:50:19 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574547 49610_3 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574551 What I have learnt about solids there atoms are very tight together I also learnt about their propities which where Malleability,Elasticity,Strength,Brittleness and Hardness but also there are liquids that can become solids like ooblek .Which is a non- eutoneom fluid .I also learnt about what Malleability,Elasticity,Strength,Brittleness and Hardness means.Strength means something that can withstand force which make it even stronger e.g:stone,concrete,steel.Harness means something that cant be scratched or worn away e.g:diamond,cereamic and teeth.
Brittleness means a material which breaks by force e.g:glass,polystyrene and crystal.
Elasticity means a material when shape by forced it goes back to its original shape.
Malleablity: a material which can be shape by force and stays the form the force used.
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Questions:
1.Can a solid become a gas?
2.Is there a stronger solid than diamond?
3.Is titaniam the only bulletproof solid?
4.How come glass breaks if its atoms are so close?]]> 2016-10-23 22:50:21 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574551 zal_nuri_sen https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574556 I have learnt that solids are very boring to look at through a magnifying glass. I have also learnt hat when you look at a solid you really can't see much because the magnifying glass can not go through the solid shape.
I also have learnt that all of the solids that I have seen so far are either rock solid it has elasticity or it is mailable.
And egsample for elasticity is a rubber band.
A question is is it possible to freeze the atoms structure of a solid?

]]> 2016-10-23 22:50:25 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574556 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574623 Something's that I have learned about Solids and Liquids are....
- Liquids are able to change shape into the shape of its container.
- Most Solids stay in its shape no matter what container you put it in.
- Liquids are able to change temperature to whatever the temperature in the room is.
- An example of a half Solid half Liquid is Ooblek, Ooblek is soft when you put something in slowly but if you bag it your hand Won't go through it.

A question I have about Liquids and Solids are can we digest a diamond?]]> 2016-10-23 22:51:24 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574623 jv48542 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574662 What I have learnt about solids 

I learnt that solids aren't always strong
Solid is one of the fore states of matter
I learnt the properties of solids are
Strength, Hardness, Brittleness,Elasticity and Malleability

]]> 2016-10-23 22:51:53 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574662 lockypot5 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574673 1. I have learnt that you can categorise each solid into different groups like: Elasticity, Malleability, Brittleness, Strength and Hardness.
2. Certain types of Solids can become Liquids if melted or juiced.
3. Liquids can become solids by freezing them.
4. Nearly all Solids can be cut through with the right equipment and the right amount of heat.

I wonder how Oobleck can become a solid on impact but when you go through slowly, goes into a liquid form?]]> 2016-10-23 22:51:59 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574673 49319_4 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574685 What I have Learnt About Solids.

1. Solids are one of the four states of matter
2. There are several different properties of solids which include: Strength, Hardness, Brittleness, Elasticity & Malleability
3. A solid's atom formation is quite close together so it can stay together without breaking
4. Solids are the most common type of matter
5. Solids are not that interesting to look at under a magnifying glass
6. Solids can be turned into a liquid & gas, ice can melt and become water or it can be evaporated and 
Can solids become a plasma?

]]> 2016-10-23 22:52:09 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574685 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574753 What i have learnt about solids are that they can be different types of them like they food be mainly elasticity based materials.
And the ones that5 we have learnt are elasticity, malleability ,hardness, brittleness and strengths he main based ones.
We have learnt that solids can be types of liquids if they melt i new that already but i dstill learnt it,
Liquids can be turned into solids if freezed,
People eat solids in their very day life,
Different types of solids can be made so something hard bounces off it and something g soft can go strait through it like ooblec.
 
QUESTIONS

Why dose solids make a difference in life ?
What would happen if solids wouldn't exist ?
Why do solids impact on pour every day life?]]> 2016-10-23 22:53:05 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574753 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574775 Today I learnt how solids work and look like when being under a magnafine glass.
I saw things up close like tiny bits of dust on the rocks and also little lines on the elastic bands when they were stretched.]]> 2016-10-23 22:53:30 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574775 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574780 I leant that hardness is stronger then strength.
I leant that we have a lot of fat around us.
I also leant some names of solids like brittleness, elasticity, malleability.
My question is can stones break.

]]> 2016-10-23 22:53:34 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574780 51217_9 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574782 What I learn't about solids:
1.What are solids and what are not
2.the properties of solids
3.hardness
4.strength
5.brittleness
6.elasticity
7.malleability
8.some solids can turn into liquids
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Questions?
1.what is the strongest solid?
2.how soft is the softest solid?
3.how strong is the strongest solid?]]> 2016-10-23 22:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574782 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574858 What I have learned from the classes about solids are that there are different types of solids such as elasticity, strength, hardness, brittleness and malleability, all having there own, unique ways. Strength has its atoms closer together than the rest and elasticity at the other end of the scale.]]> 2016-10-23 22:54:49 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574858 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574865 I have learnt the 5 main solid Strength,Hardness,Brittleness,Elasticity,
Malleability 

 Strength: A materials ability to force applied to it. The more face a material can resist the stronger it is.

Hardness: Hardness is a solid that is tough and is very strong and has an easy substance that you can worn away or sctratched.

Brittleness: Brittlenees is a solid that is hard but breaks very easily.
 
Elasticity: A material is a elastic if it changes shape when a force is applied to it and recovers it's original shape.

Malleability: How easily a material can be bent or shaped. A material that can be deformed or reshape do easily


]]> 2016-10-23 22:54:54 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574865 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574901 I learnt that there are heaps of solids that have different properties like strength, elasticity, malleability, hardness and brittleness. Things like elastic bands would be elasticity because you can applie force to it and move it around however if you stop applying force to the band it will go back to its original shape. We also got to draw what the solids look like with and without a magnify glass. The differnces for some of the solids was quite significant with the magnifying glass because you could see every hair and dust on the ball.]]> 2016-10-23 22:55:25 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132574901 50434_3 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132575050 What i have learnt about solids: 
1. The 5 main properties of solids and their meanings

a strength
b hardness
c brittleness 
d elasticity 
e malleability 

2. And i have learnt how to define them
3. We also got to look at some solids under a magnifying glass, and some of the patterns were really interesting.]]> 2016-10-23 22:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132575050 https://padlet.com/andrewschulz1/solids/wish/132575720 I have learnt that all solids have atoms close together.
I have also learnt that solids all come in different shapes and sizes.
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