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1 Student Work Samples Packet A Scientific Illustrations Grade 8

2 SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION –All parts of the investigation drawn in detail Show the entire system and all of its parts –Parts labeled Label all parts used and call them by their scientific name –Accurate indication of the complete circuit Blub, wires, electrodes, electrolyte REFLECTIONS –Energy flow (transfer/transformation) –Types of energy found in the system –Indicators of a chemical reaction Assignment Specifications

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