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Mr. Stewart's Physical Science
  • Pre-HSPE Curriculum
    • Vocabulary
    • Next Generation Standards
    • Scientific Inquiry >
      • Charts and Graphs
      • Data and Modeling
      • Statistical Analysis
      • Scientific Method
      • Classification Systems
    • Matter >
      • Solids, Liquids and Gases
      • Periodic Table
      • Mixtures and Compounds
      • Isotopes and Atomic Charge
      • Chemical Bonds
      • Chemical Equations
      • Reaction Energy
      • Rates of Reactiion
      • Physical Science Portfolio 3
    • Force/Motioin >
      • Motion/Force
      • Gravity and Work
      • Electromagnetic Energy
      • Electric Forces/Charges
    • Energy >
      • Electricity
      • Energy Conversion
      • Heat
      • Waves
      • Radioactivity
    • Earth Science >
      • Earth Science Portfolio 2
      • Atmosphere and the Water Cycle >
        • Weather and Climate
        • Atmospheric Composition
        • Greenhouse Effect
        • Wind and Ocean Currents
      • Earth Composition and Structure >
        • Earth forms
        • Plate Tectonics
        • Element Movement
        • Resources
        • Soil
    • Space Science >
      • Solar System
      • Star Characteristics
      • Fusion
      • Telescopes
      • Star Cycle
      • Expaning Universe
    • Science/Technology/Society >
      • STS Relationships
      • Conservation and the Environment
      • Ethics
      • Prior Knowledge
  • Post HSPE Curriculum
    • Week 30 - Solar System
    • Week 31/32 - Dust Bowl
    • Weeks 32 & 34 - Pasta Structure
    • Weeks 35 & 36 - Global Warming
Radioactivity and Radiation

P.12.C.3 - Students know nuclear reactions convert a relatively small amount of material into a large amount of energy.  Able to describe the difference between fusion and fission.

P.12.C.4 - Students know characteristics, applications and impacts of radioactivity.  Able to identify the difference between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.  Able to identify characteristics of radioactivy including alpha and beta particles and gamma rays.  Able to recognize applications of radioactivity from examples.

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