Thursday, September 24, 2015
Beanium Lab Reflection
This week we did a lab that helped us prepare for our quiz on wednesday. In the lab there was a new element discovered and it was up to the students of our chemistry classes to find out some information on said element. At the lab stations we were pick which station we wanted to be at. Our group luckily chose a station with a lower amount of the element, only 44 beaniums total. While some I knew chose a station with almost 200 in it. I was happy with the station chose and the outcome of the lab, for it greatly helped me understand the new lesson we had learned.
I will conclude this post with the creepy smile of our new found element. Let it bring you joy and slight unease.
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That smile is indeed creepy. I enjoy it very much. I am also glad that we found a station with a small amount of Beanium. I'm also glad that you were there for this, as a lot of the work that got done would have been a lot less efficient if i had been in charge of the whole thing. You always think of the clever things and i sit on the sidelines and stop you from doing redundant stuff, like, oh I don't know, measuring the mass of each individual bean instead of just dividing their overall mass.
ReplyDeleteThe picture is outright awesome, a work of art. I could never make something so complicated. I like how both eyes are exactly the same, with two white beans surrounded by six red beans each. The smile also has white beans evenly distributed throughout the brown beans. The overall symmetry of the work makes it pleasing to the eye of anyone with OCD. I hope to see more stupendous art on your blog in future posts.
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