@KatyDornbos I would guess it’s more related to electronegativity - a greater tendency to gain (or hang onto) the electron, rather than the energy required for it to be removed - 1.8 for iron vs 1.9 for silver. Silver has a higher nuclear charge to size ratio compared to iron.
@floydtheteach Anyone can do 1 retake. Beyond that they would have to have individual or small group tutoring with me. Individual tutoring is usually in the library or somewhere others are present.
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So, after 8 years, I may have enough students for physics next fall, and I’m starting to think about upgrades. What equipment or lab activities have you added to your HS course in the last 10 years do you consider must haves? #iteachphysics
@floydtheteach Do you have a metal unit? Hot pot melting pot, kinetic sand for casting, rolling mill to flatten pennies, draw plate and tongs for ductility in copper or aluminum wire.
I’ve shared Zipline videos with my students before, but this adds a bit more human interest to the story.
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