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January 23 2011 Temperature 1 SelfAssembly Deterministic Assembly in 3D and Probabilistic Assembly in 2D Matthew Cook University of Zurich and ETH Zurich Yunhui Fu Clemson University. Physical . vs. Chemical Changes. Physical changes – end products can be changed back to what you started with. Ex: water changes to ice (can change back). Chemical changes – end up with an entirely new product at the end. Different Ingredients have specific purposes. Flour- provides protein and starch. This forms the structure of baked goods. Liquids- aid flour to form structure of baked product. Also aids other ingredients in chemical process that occur . . Introduction . to Environmental . Engineering and Science. Readings for This Class:. Pgs. 67-70 & 303-309. O. hio . N. orthern . U. niversity. Introduction. Chemistry, Microbiology & Material Balance. Formulate. Reading comprehension is about interacting with a text. Research shows that the difference between “good” readers and “poor” readers is the degree to which they actively engage what is written. (. 10-15 raisins, clear soda, . tall clear drinking glass. Experiment: . Fill the glass with soda.. Drop 10-15 raisins into the soda.. Focus all of your attention on those raisins.  Are they moving?  Yes!  They’re floating, they’re bobbing up and down, they’re dancing!  . Directions-. On a blank page, in your Science Composition Books:. Write. . Daily Sponge . at the top of the paper, the . date. of the Sponge, and the . Standard’s Code. . listed on the power point. Tracy Dickey. Brandi King. Jillian Dale. Which . leavening agent. will produce the tallest muffin: . baking powder, . baking soda, . or baker’s yeast?. What is a . leavening agent. ?. A leavening agent is a substance that chemically reacts in the presence of heat, moisture, or acid releasing carbon dioxide.. Performance Assessment. Stoichiometry. How much NaHCO. 3. do you need?.  . Background information:. Due to the widespread use of sodium bicarbonate (commonly called . baking soda. ) in many food products, the thermal decomposition reaction has been studied extensively by food chemists. Baking soda is used to prepare cakes in order to insure that cakes “rise” as they bake. As the temperature of the cake batter reaches approximately 50. 10-15 raisins, clear soda, . tall clear drinking glass. Experiment: . Fill the glass with soda.. Drop 10-15 raisins into the soda.. Focus all of your attention on those raisins.  Are they moving?  Yes!  They’re floating, they’re bobbing up and down, they’re dancing!  . By:Ibrahima Cisse. Question. Does the amount of vinegar effect the growth of the Balloons?. Hypothesis . My hypothesis is that the amount of vinegar and baking soda do affect the balloon grows. Also I think it will blow the balloon.. Breads. Two Basic Forms. of Baked Goods. Quick Breads. Yeast Breads. They are . fast. or “quick” (less than an hour to bake). They use baking soda or powder for . leavening. They do . NOT. need to rise or proof. Objectives. Explain the purpose of leavening agents in baked goods. Identify natural leavening agents and describe how they work. Explain the chemical process by which baking soda and baking powder leaven baked goods. Harvard MRSEC. DMR-1420570 . Crushing a soda can from top to bottom is easier if it is dented initially on the side. Predicting the force needed to crush a dented can, however, which is of critical importance for structural reliance of materials engineering is quite challenging. . A. Look at graph showing availability of soft drinks.. B. Look at graph comparing soda consumption between different countries.. II. What is in a soda?. Regular Coke. Diet Coke. Regular Sprite. Diet Sprite.