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Comparing Materials: Evaluating Properties for Different Applications
The video discusses how to evaluate and compare different materials, including their properties, costs, lifetime costs, environmental impact, and aesthetics. It gives examples of selecting suitable materials for building a house and...
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The Importance and Applications of Zirconium
This video explains the difference between zircon and zirconium, highlighting their intertwined relationship. They discuss the origins of the names, the discovery of zirconium, and its various uses in industries such as ceramics, glass,...
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The History and Recipe of Congee
Congee is an ancient Asian porridge that is made by thickening boiled rice. It's typically served plain or with meat and vegetables. Learn about the history of congee and various ways to make the dish.
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India: Tackling oral cancer in Mumbai
In India, Oral Cancer is on the increase. India accounts for 86% of the world’s cases of oral cancer and 90% of those are linked to tobacco. Incidences of oral cancer are particularly high in areas where chewable tobacco is popular....
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How to Cook Teff
Learn how to make ingera - the famous Ethiopian fermented flatbread - and how to make a crepe with teff flour. Teff part 5/5
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The History and Making of Fondue
Fondue has historically described a dish of melted cheese that is eaten from a communal pot. However, the term has expanded to describe many types of sauces eaten from a communal pot. Learn about the history of fondue and try making a...
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The History and Making of Nougat
The nougat is a chewy, Italian candy that is often eaten alone or used as a filling for chocolates. Learn about the different types of nougat and try making white nougat.
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The Many Uses of Portland Cement
Portland cement is a binding material that hardens and is primarily used in construction. It is made from a mixture of raw materials such as limestone, shale, silica, iron, and clay. After processing, the cement is mixed with other...
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The History and Making of Christmas Pudding
Christmas pudding is a popular holiday dessert in England that dates back to the Middle Ages. Learn about the history of Christmas pudding and try making a microwave version of the holiday dish!
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The History and Making of Jelly Beans
Have you ever made jelly beans? Follow these simple instructions and learn about the history of the candy too!
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The History and Making of Custard
Custard is a milk and egg based dish that is often part of a dessert, but it can be served savory as well. Learn about various forms of this French dish and how to make custard at home.
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The History and Making of Toffee
English toffee is a candy that's made by bringing butter and sugar to 149-154 degrees Celsius or 300-310 degrees Fahrenheit, giving the candy a signature crack sound when it is cooled and bent apart. American toffee, however, tends to be...
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The History and Making of Marshmallows
Did you know that the original marshmallow was used to treat ailments like cough and sore throat in ancient Egypt? That ancient marshmallow is very different from the fluffy, sweet candy that is popular today. Learn how marshmallows are...
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The History and Making of Cheesecake
Did you know that cheesecake was invented in Greece and eaten at religious ceremonies? Learn more about the dessert and try making your own, no-bake cheesecake!
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica Presents: WWII Infographic Explainers: Utah Beach
Hear Encyclopaedia Britannica editor Michael Ray explain the Allied invasion of Utah Beach during the Normandy Invasion of World War II using infographics.
Science360
National MagLab: The largest, highest powered magnet lab in the world - Science Nation
NSF's National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, or National MagLab, is a global destination for groundbreaking research across scientific disciplines. Nearly 2,000 scientists from around the world use MagLab's facilities each year,...
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Air
This live-action video program is about the word air. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the word air through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and colorful, animated...
Weird History
What Is Astronaut Hygiene Like?
Hollywood often paints a romanticized vision of space travel, but living in a gravity-free environment has dirty downsides. It takes a lot of extra work for an astronaut to tend to their personal hygiene in space. Sometimes, they're even...
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Making Yoghurt
I’m sure you know that yoghurt comes from milk But did you know that bacteria are also a key ingredient? Yes – bacteria! But don’t worry, these are good bacteria and are often called probiotics. Your gut has thousands of types of...
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Dishwashers: A Time-Saving Kitchen Appliance
A dishwasher is a time-saving machine that cleans dishware and cutlery using hot water and cleaning agents. It eliminates the need for manual scrubbing, making it easier for people to clean up after meals. With various features like...
Bethany Thiele, Art Teacher
Virtual Back to School Night! Meet Mrs. Thiele, Art Teacher
Virtual Back to School Night! Meet Mrs. Thiele, Art Teacher
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Mastering the Technique of Latte Art
Explore the art and chemistry of latte art. Understand how the crema and microfoam of the steamed milk work together to achieve the consistency and properties necessary to create a design on the latte. The video also highlights the...
Professor Dave Explains
Practice Problem: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Retrosynthesis
You gotta know your EAS reactions for this one! Make sure you do them in the right order, too.
Weird History
What Did Medieval People Eat At Christmas Time?
The aristocrats of the Middle Ages (the fifth to 15th centuries) may not have thought of themselves as "foodies," exactly, but they certainly were obsessed with exotic and delectable fare. Medieval banquets were grand affairs, and they...