In this live lesson your children will:
- Complete the Hydrophobicity set
- Understand the science behind the experiments
- Be able to ask questions
You will require the following to complete the experiments: MEL Physics 'Hydrophobicity' set; a boiled chicken egg; vegetable oil; water; a measuring jug; a cup; and matches.
Lesson time
| 11:30am | PST | (San Francisco, Seattle, ...) |
| 12:30pm | MST | (Phoenix, Denver, ...) |
| 1:30pm | CST | (Chicago, Houston, ...) |
| 2:30pm | EST | (New York, Toronto, ...) |
| 6:30pm | GMT | (London, ...) |
Lesson duration: 45-55 minutes.
MEL Experiment
If you are a subscriber of MEL Physics then you can conduct all the experiments from the Hydrophobicity set:
Tutor
This lesson is presented by Mark Maclaine:
Mark has been an educator for 20 years and has taught more than 20,000 hours of one-on-one lessons to over 1200 students. He initially struggled in school as the academic study didn’t come naturally to him. What was a weakness has become one of his greatest strengths - finding he is able to connect with students who are themselves struggling. Using a set of skills developed over the past two decades and his RELATE Teaching Method, Mark has become one of the best-known educators in the world. He is passionate about his work and is committed to transforming the education system so it works for everyone.
