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Physical Science 8 B

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Physical Science explores the structure and properties of matter and the relationship between matter and energy.

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Description

Physical Science explores the structure and properties of matter and the relationship between matter and energy. Key topics in this course include: the nature of science and the tools and methods that science uses to construct explanations for phenomena; characteristics of matter and changes in matter; development of atomic theory and how to predict the characteristics of elements based on their location on the periodic table; relationship between types of bonds and properties of substances; behavior of objects in motion, including factors affecting their motion; characteristics of various forms of energy; and waves and their applications in various technologies.

Customer-Provided Required Physical Materials: lab materials

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