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Setting up for filtration |
How do you calculate the volume of wood? Measure the length, width, and height and multiply. Then with the mass, you can calculate your density. |

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Adjusting the height of the iron ring |
Checking for evidence of zinc plating |

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It is advisable to have a partner hold the beaker with beaker tongs while checking the pennies |
Mr. Long observes the progress of a couple of students |

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Students in a penny huddle |
Putting clear fingernail polish on the pennies is the last step |

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I taught these girls biology, then chemistry. They were great students. |
Adjusting the flame on the bunsen burner |

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Using metal tongs to pick of the evaporation dish |
To "cut" glass, you must first put a notch in the glass tube |

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Students sharing a bunsen burner |
Heating glass together is very difficult with a regular bunsen burner |

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More notches |
It is helpful to use metal tongs when trying to get a bend close to the end |

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This main-streamed student is having a great time. He was very good at bending glass. |
When the glass shows the orange flame coming from it, it is very hot and ready to bend |

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As you can see, it did bend |