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Teachers explore the states of matter via making a unique non-newtonian substance called Oobleck. Oobleck is made with cornstarch and water. It's an example of a physical change and a mixture.
Teacher training workshop conducted by Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski
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Workshop conducted for Knowledge Source Institute, Bangkok, Thailand
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Title: Hypnotism, mesmerism and the new witchcraft
Creator: Hart, Ernest Abraham, 1835-1898
Publisher: London : Smith, Elder & co.
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School
Contributor: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Date: 1896
Language: eng
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Mayor David N. Cicilline joined Chamber President Laurie White and other business leaders, including the Innovation Providence Implementation Council, in awarding nine local projects that invest in growing the Knowledge-based economy in the Creative Capital. Ceremony was held at the biotech lab at the Providence campus of the University of Rhode Island.