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Miller-Urey Experiment - Simulating the "Recipe of Life" 
  
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Publisher: California Space Institute
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This module offers a simulation of the classic origin of life experiment as originally performed by Stanley Miller and Harold Urey in 1953. The user selects chemicals, "sparks" the…
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http://www.millerureyexperiment.com/
SnowCrystals.com 
  
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See this site for the story of snowflakes and how their crystals develop such intricate patterns, with many shown in illustrations. You can also get useful tips on snowflake-watching…
https://snowcrystals.com/
Visual Elements Periodic Table 
  
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This site provides an online periodic table with a vivid image for each element (for helium it's the sun, with solar flares shown--helium was first discovered in the sun). Text…
https://periodic-table.rsc.org/
The Soda Bottle Speaker 
  
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At this site, from Mercer University, you can build your own speaker with a magnet, some fine wire, a little hot glue, paper and a plastic bottle. To go further, you can do…
http://physics.mercer.edu/marone/soda/sbsintro.htm
Bubble Suspension 
  
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Try this activity from the Exploratorium-- you'll make the startling observation that soap bubbles can float! Dry ice is required, so gloves and adult supervision are a must. The…
https://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/bubble-suspension
Cold Metal 
  
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Visit this Exploratorium site for an activity on how warm or cold objects seem to the touch. Students can touch pieces of wood, metal, and Styrofoam; then order them by estimated…
https://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/cold-metal
Disappearing Glass Rod 
  
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This site from the Exploratorium contains a simple demonstration of how objects can disappear when placed in a liquid. The activity uses glass objects and Wesson™ oil. The site…
https://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/disappearing-glass-rods
PhET Simulation: Semiconductors 
  
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This webpage contains an interactive simulation that is a schematic illustration of conduction in semiconductors. Users can create doped semiconductors and PN junctions and explore…
https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/semiconductor
A New Wrinkle in Thin Film Science 
  
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This National Science Foundation news release presents a newly introduced technique, involving simple materials and instruments, for studying the mechanical properties of nanometer…
https://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=109673&org=NSF
A Snow Crystal Primer 
  
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This website, from Caltech, contains the basic facts about snowflakes and snow crystals, along with many images. The structure of ice, the basic form of a snowflake, the dependence…
https://www.snowcrystals.com/science/science.html
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