Add to ORKGThe following is a typical question asked at the end of physics units dealing with buoyancy: A barge loaded with scrap iron is in a canal lock. The captain orders his crew to dump all of the scrap iron overboard. What happens to the water level in the lock? I have asked this type of question to both high school and college physics students. Of course, answers are given which predict an increased, a decreased , or an unchanged water level
For the phenomena of floating and sinking, although they are parts of everyday students' experiences...
Objectives: •To predict what will happen to the water sprayed on the surface after setting for a sho...
We consider the dynamical processes by which a dense, porous object floating in a body of liquid bec...
Students will investigate floating and sinking with a range of materials and objects. Students shoul...
Why do corks always float, lead sinkers sink but clothes pegs both float and sink? This inquiry unit...
Why do corks always float, lead sinkers sink but clothes pegs both float and sink? This inquiry unit...
The purpose with this study is to examinate how preschool children reasoning about different objects...
A presentation at NorCal/Nev Meeting of AAPT Lawrence-Berkeley Laboratory, 30-31 March 2001 (Manuscr...
NPS Physics EDUHow Can a Submarine Sink and Rise? Cartesian Diver Hello. I’m Dr. Bruce Denardo here ...
Children accrue experiences with buoyancy on a daily basis, yet research paints a mixed picture of c...
In a repeated measures design (pretest, posttest, 1-year follow-up) with 161 3rd-grade students, the...
This thesis is concerned with the fluid mechanics of floating and sinking. More specifically, the ma...
This experiment is a perfect example of marine biology and chemistryhttps://digitalcommons.njit.edu/...
Understanding the concept of density is crucial to enabling students to explain the phenomena of flo...
This site describes bouyancy (the difference between the upward and downward forces acting on the bo...
For the phenomena of floating and sinking, although they are parts of everyday students' experiences...
Objectives: •To predict what will happen to the water sprayed on the surface after setting for a sho...
We consider the dynamical processes by which a dense, porous object floating in a body of liquid bec...
Students will investigate floating and sinking with a range of materials and objects. Students shoul...
Why do corks always float, lead sinkers sink but clothes pegs both float and sink? This inquiry unit...
Why do corks always float, lead sinkers sink but clothes pegs both float and sink? This inquiry unit...
The purpose with this study is to examinate how preschool children reasoning about different objects...
A presentation at NorCal/Nev Meeting of AAPT Lawrence-Berkeley Laboratory, 30-31 March 2001 (Manuscr...
NPS Physics EDUHow Can a Submarine Sink and Rise? Cartesian Diver Hello. I’m Dr. Bruce Denardo here ...
Children accrue experiences with buoyancy on a daily basis, yet research paints a mixed picture of c...
In a repeated measures design (pretest, posttest, 1-year follow-up) with 161 3rd-grade students, the...
This thesis is concerned with the fluid mechanics of floating and sinking. More specifically, the ma...
This experiment is a perfect example of marine biology and chemistryhttps://digitalcommons.njit.edu/...
Understanding the concept of density is crucial to enabling students to explain the phenomena of flo...
This site describes bouyancy (the difference between the upward and downward forces acting on the bo...
For the phenomena of floating and sinking, although they are parts of everyday students' experiences...
Objectives: •To predict what will happen to the water sprayed on the surface after setting for a sho...
We consider the dynamical processes by which a dense, porous object floating in a body of liquid bec...