Thursday, February 21, 2008
Interesting post
Ryan, Rogelio, Ben, Will
Monday, February 4, 2008
What interests you???????????????????????????????????????
1. How can you make a car that doesn't produce any emmisions? This is just so cool and that they are going to actually start selling these cars soon. For example the Tesla Roadster
2.Can we breed humans to have certain charcteristics like we do with dogs. For example could we have certain humans that excell in one thing like running or could we even have a human that can breathe under water. Click Here
3. The third thing that interests me is that can produce a laptop that is cheap can be distrubited to third world countries so that they can learn about chemistry. Click Here
4. The fourth thing that is interesting is can some thing be lit on fire if there is no gravity. Click Here
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Chemistry Part One
There are many ways that chemistry can be used for good especially with today's technology. One of the ways that chemistry is being used for good today is by purifying water by using filters. This is being used for good because they can take this technology to third world countries where there isn't a sophisticated water system. A second way that chemistry is being used for good is by cleaning infected items. Like when a hospital needs to clean it's equipment. A third way is by making certain metals that make buildings that we all use like steel. A fourth way that chemistry is being used for good is by making vaccines for certain disease. The fifth way that chemistry is being used for good is by making cars that don't run on gasoline but actually run on electricity or ethanol.
Out of these projects I think that I like the most is being able to purify water for third world countries or making a car that can run on ethanol or electricity. I like these ideas the most because there is a need to provide a consistent water supply to third world countries. I also like that chemistry is being used to try and produce cars that don't affect the worlds emission level.