Ascend Activity 9 Phenomena cards © 2006 Gatsby Technical education Projects phenomenon to explain with particle theory starch being converted to glucose.

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Ascend Activity 9 Phenomena cards © 2006 Gatsby Technical education Projects phenomenon to explain with particle theory starch being converted to glucose when mixed with saliva phenomenon to explain with particle theory steam produced from boiling water phenomenon to explain with particle theory an ice cube melting

phenomenon to explain with particle theory a metal rod getting slightly longer when it is heated phenomenon to explain with particle theory salt dissolving in water phenomenon to explain with particle theory a copper bar being drawn out into a wire phenomenon to explain with particle theory methane and oxygen reacting in a Bunsen flame

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