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0-201-67326-6
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par. 3, line 3 |
"...the force of gravity..." |
"...the acceleration of gravity..." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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text references and art labels |
All references to magnetic north and south poles. |
Change all references in text and in art labels for "magnetic north pole" and "magnetic south pole" to "magnetic North Pole" and "magnetic South Pole". |
29-Mar-2001 |
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Check Your Knowledge, #11, lines 24 |
"...(north geographic pole, south geographic pole, north magnetic pole, sun)." |
"...(geographic North Pole, geographic South Pole, magnetic North Pole, sun)." |
29-Mar-2001 |
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par. 1, lines 69 |
"...to one another. Compressions...indicate the lowest energy." |
"...to one another." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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Check Your Understanding, #8, lines 35 |
"...of their appearance. Explain how the moisture in the air forms a rainbow. How could you..." |
"...of their appearance. How could you..." |
18-Mar-2001 |
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par. 4, last two lines |
"...friction. Friction works...to the force of motion." |
"...friction. Friction acts in the direction opposite to the motion of an object." |
27-Mar-2001 |
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par. 2, lines 27 |
"...a pressure difference. The air that moves...at the same time. As a result,..." |
"...a pressure difference. The air that moves above the wing over the upper curved surface travels faster than the air below the wing. As a result,..." |
19-Mar-2001 |
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par. 3, lines 67 |
"...lid on the paint can is the resistance, or opposing, force..." |
"...lid on the paint can exerts the resistance, or opposing, force..." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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col. 2, par. 1, lines 36 |
"...the temperature where molecules in a substance are so cold they don't move. They have no kinetic energy. This temperature..." |
"...the temperature at which the atoms in a substance are so cold they are barely moving. They have almost no kinetic energy. This temperature..." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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Figure 9.4 caption |
"Which methods of heat transfer contribute to heating the inside doorknob?" |
"Which method of heat transfer causes the heating of the inside doorknob?" |
17-Mar-2001 |
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col. 1, par. 1, lines 34 |
"...give off radiation. Radiation is the transfer of energy by infrared waves. When infrared..." |
"...give off radiation. This kind of radiation is the transfer of energy by infrared waves. When infrared..." |
19-Mar-2001 |
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col. 2, par. 1, lines 56 |
"...nuclear radiation. All rays from the sun..." |
"...nuclear radiation. Rays from the sun..." |
19-Mar-2001 |
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Check Your Vocabulary, #7 |
"At_____, the molecules of a substance have no kinetic energy." |
"At_____, the atoms of a substance have almost no kinetic energy." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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par. 2, lines 46 |
"...of the circuit. To keep electric current moving, the electron source must also provide a difference in the charges present at each end of the wire. One end of the wire must be negatively charged. The other end must be positively charged. The difference in the charges..." |
"...of the circuit. To keep electric current moving, the electron source must also produce a potential energy difference in the charges present at each end of the wire. One end of the wire must be negatively charged. The other end must be positively charged. The potential energy difference in the charges..." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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col. 1, par. 1, lines 68 |
"...light energy. The force opposing the flow of electrons through the filament is called resistance." |
"...light energy. The filament's property that opposes the flow of electrons through it is called resistance." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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col. 1, par. 3, lines 45 |
"...Resistance force can be measured..." |
"...Resistance can be measured..." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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Concept Summary, 11.3 Electric Current, third bullet |
"Resistance is the force opposing the flow of electrons." |
"Resistance is the property of a material that opposes the flow of electrons through it." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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par. 2, lines 45 |
"...and even create elements that never existed before. What..." |
"...and even create elements that don't exist naturally. What..." |
22-Mar-2001 |
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Glossary, col. 1, absolute zero, lines 12 |
"The temperature at which molecules do not move; the lowest..." |
"The temperature at which the atoms of a substance have almost no kinetic energy; the lowest..." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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col. 1, resistance |
"The force opposing the flow of..." |
"The property of a material that opposes the flow..." |
22-Mar-2001 |
Teacher's Edition
0-201-67327-4
Corrections of factual errors.
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Teach notes |
All references to "magnetic north pole" and "magnetic south poles". |
Change all references for "magnetic north pole" and "magnetic south pole" to "magnetic North Pole" and "magnetic South Pole". |
29-Mar-2001 |
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306
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Check Your Knowledge ans., #11 |
"north magnetic pole" |
"magnetic North Pole" |
29-Mar-2001 |
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Check Your Understanding ans., #8, lines 15 |
"...violet; white light refracts...and are separated. You could form a rainbow by spraying water..." |
"...violet; by spraying water..." |
18-Mar-2001 |
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Check and Explain ans., #1 |
"Gravitational, electric, magnetic, nuclear" |
"Gravitational, electromagnetic, strong nuclear, weak nuclear" |
18-Mar-2001 |
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Critical Thinking, lines 57 |
"...4-D space? (The stationary objects...in the fourth dimension.)" |
"...4-D space? (Student answers will vary, but guide students to compare the movement of people or things in a moving vehicle with a point of reference outside the moving vehicle. You may need to help students understand the difference between two and three dimensions by using models of plane or solid objects moving on a plane or through space. Encourage students to talk about the story's implication that time is a 'fourth dimension'. Lead students to compare the three dimensions in their 'real' world with the author's suggestion that time is another dimension of their 'real' world, too.)" |
20-Mar-2001 |
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STS Connection, line 4 |
"...near absolute zero. Some..." |
"...near absolute zero. (Absolute zero cannot be reached in the laboratory.) Some..." |
17-Mar-2001 |
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Answers to In-Text Questions, #2 |
"Conduction and radiation" |
"Conduction" |
17-Mar-2001 |
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Answers to In-Text Question, #1 |
"Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet" |
"Student answers will vary, but should include red and/or orange, yellow, green, and blue, indigo, and/or violet." |
18-Mar-2001 |
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