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Evan Silberstein

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Comparing Compounds and Mixtures Video Lesson
Comparing Compounds and Mixtures Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
Compounds and mixtures are both made of two or more elements, but they are not the same. This video lesson compares and contrasts compounds and mixtures, pointing out the critical distinctions between the two, and helping students to recognize them.
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Chemistry
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10th, 11th
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The Nature of Matter Video Lesson
The Nature of Matter Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
What is matter? This video lesson defines matter and other basic terms such as element, compound, and mixture. It goes on to explain how the element symbols are derived including Latin, German, and systematic names.
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Chemistry
Grades:
10th, 11th
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Errors of Measurement Video Lesson
Errors of Measurement Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
Errors of measurement are unavoidable. This video lesson explains how to evaluate the seriousness of errors. It describes how to calculate the absolute and percentage errors.
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Chemistry
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Significant Figures Video Lesson
Significant Figures Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
You measure the radius of a circle. It is 5.1 cm. You calculate the area of the circle. You know π to lots of places, so you get 163.42564984 cm². Does this make sense? The measured radius only had one decimal place. How can the area have so much
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Chemistry
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Precision and Accuracy Video Lesson
Precision and Accuracy Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
This 7 minute video describes the importance of measurement to observation. It explains why estimation is necessary and errors are unavoidable. Finally it distinguishes between precision and accuracy.
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Scientific Notation Video Lesson
Scientific Notation Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
Flip the classroom. Help your students learn independently. This 10 minute and 13 second video describes the purpose and format of numbers in scientific notation. It explains how to convert numbers from standard format to scientific notation and
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Factor Label Method Video Lesson
Factor Label Method Video Lesson
By Evan Silberstein
Flip the classroom or enable students to learn independently with video. In this video lesson, unit conversion by the factor label method is explained step by step in a narrated PowerPoint presentation. The video is 12 minutes and 47 seconds long.
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Chemistry
Grades:
10th, 11th
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Uses of Radiation
Uses of Radiation
By Evan Silberstein
We often think of nuclear radiation as harmful, and it is. But it can also be beneficial. It can be used for energy, as tracers, for food preservation, and for treating cancer. This PowerPoint presentation, describes the detection of radiation with
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Chemistry
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10th, 11th
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Fission and Fusion
Fission and Fusion
By Evan Silberstein
During chemical reactions, there is conservation of mass. During nuclear reactions mass is converted into energy according to Einstein's famous equation E = mc². There are two types of nuclear reactions in which this mass to energy conversion
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Chemistry
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10th, 11th
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Half Life
Half Life
By Evan Silberstein
Radioactive decay slows down as sample size decreases. The decay slows in such a way that the amount of time it takes for half the radioactive sample to decay is constant regardless of the size of the sample. The time it takes for half of a
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Chemistry
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Organic Reactions
Organic Reactions
By Evan Silberstein
Organic substances undergo combustion, substitution, addition, fermentation, esterification, saponification, and polymerization, among other more complex biochemical reactions. This PowerPoint presentation describes these seven basic organic
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Chemistry
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Substituted Hydrocarbons
Substituted Hydrocarbons
By Evan Silberstein
Hydrocarbons are the basic building blocks of organic compounds, but many organic compounds contain oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, or halogens. These can be thought of as taking a hydrogen’s place somewhere on the hydrocarbon skeleton. This provides the
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Chemistry
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Naming Hydrocarbons
Naming Hydrocarbons
By Evan Silberstein
Hydrocarbon names use prefixes, suffixes, and numbers to designate the length of the main chain, the type of bonds in the main chain, and the number, type, and location of side chains. This PowerPoint presentation leads the student through the
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Chemistry
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Isomers
Isomers
By Evan Silberstein
Inorganic substances are relatively simple, so they can be described with simple formulas that show only the number and type of atoms in a compound. Organic compounds are complex, and are described, instead, with structural formulas that show the
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Chemistry
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Hydrocarbons
Hydrocarbons
By Evan Silberstein
Organic compounds are based on hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons are compounds composed of only hydrogen and carbon. Chains of carbons are linked by carbon-carbon bonds. They make up the back bone of the hydrocarbons. All the other bonding sites on the
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Chemistry
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Carbon and Organic Chemistry
Carbon and Organic Chemistry
By Evan Silberstein
The infinite array of complex carbon compounds that necessitate a complete branch of study known as organic chemistry can be attributed to the unique nature of carbon itself. Carbon is a small, relatively active metalloid that can bond with up to
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Chemistry
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Electrolytic Cells
Electrolytic Cells
By Evan Silberstein
Some jewelry and flatware consists of precious metal plated onto a less expensive base metal. The process of plating depends upon the chemistry of electrolytic cells. During a single replacement reaction a metal that is a strong reducing agent
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Chemistry
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10th, 11th
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Electrochemical Cells
Electrochemical Cells
By Evan Silberstein
Electricity is the energy from moving electrons. Electrons move during redox reactions. Redox reactions can be used to generate electricity. A device that uses a redox reaction to produce electricity is called an electrochemical cell or a voltaic
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Chemistry
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The Activity Series
The Activity Series
By Evan Silberstein
In a single replacement reaction, zinc can replace copper, but copper can't replace zinc. This would not be predicted by their placement on the periodic table. Then again, lithium can replace potassium, and this is actually contradicted by their
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Chemistry
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Balancing Redox Reactions
Balancing Redox Reactions
By Evan Silberstein
Some redox reactions can be quite complex and difficult to balance. No matter how complex a reaction looks, the number of electrons lost must be equal to the number of electrons gained. This PowerPoint presentation illustrates how to balance redox
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Chemistry
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10th, 11th
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Taught biology, chemistry, and general science in the East Ramapo Central school District, Spring Valley, NY from 1970 to 2003. Teach chemistry, physics, and physiology at the Frisch school, Paramus, NJ since 2003.

MY TEACHING STYLE

I teach using the smart board and power point presentations. My lessons depend heavily on questioning and student responses. Lessons generally include activities and/or demonstrations with work sheets for follow up. All of my work sheets correlated to my power point presentations, and are available free of charge on my web site: http://www.evanschemistrycorner.com .

HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT

Yet to be added

MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

B.S.: 1970 SUNY at Stony Brook M.S.: 1973 SUNY at New Paltz Post Graduate: Hebrew University, Jerusalem NYU, New York, NY Iona College, Rockland Campus, Orangeburg, NY

ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Writer and contributing writer for D.C. Heath and Prentice Hall science texts and ancillaries. I also now have a video course, "The Mathematics of Chemistry," at http://www.lernsys.com/en/the-mathematics-of-chemistry .

GRADES

9th, 10th, 11th, 12th

SUBJECTS

Science, Basic Principles, Chemistry, Chemistry

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