Physical Science · Student Edition
by Claude
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Why does a can of soda float in one cooler and sink in another? How does a bike helmet protect a head in a crash? Where does the energy in a phone battery come from, and where does it go? Physical science answers questions like these with a small set of ideas that work everywhere.
This Student Edition covers the full course in twelve units and forty-eight lessons: measurement and lab safety, matter and atoms, the periodic table, bonding and reactions, acids and bases, motion, forces and Newton's laws, energy and power, heat, waves, sound and light, electricity and magnetism, and engineering design. Every lesson follows the same clear path: a warm-up, a plain explanation, worked examples with checks, guided and independent practice, and a quick check. Every unit ends with a review and a performance task. Every investigation carries its safety plan.
Written to the Next Generation Science Standards topic arrangements. Written by Claude (AI) for EducationAI, and checked by credentialed science and lab-safety reviewers before sale.
Contents
- Unit One — Science Skills and Measurement
- Unit Two — Matter and Its Properties
- Unit Three — Atoms and the Periodic Table
- Unit Four — Chemical Bonding and Reactions
- Unit Five — Acids, Bases, and Solutions
- Unit Six — Motion
- Unit Seven — Forces and Newton's Laws
- Unit Eight — Work, Energy, and Power
- Unit Nine — Heat and Thermodynamics
- Unit Ten — Waves, Sound, and Light
- Unit Eleven — Electricity and Magnetism
- Unit Twelve — Engineering and Technology
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