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ADVINCULA, AXCEL D. Arnold James Grecia
Subject Teacher
Group 1: 11-ABM-PERSEVERANCE
SY 2023-2024
SURVEY : LC #1 KT.
Give the evidence for and
1.1. light elements
explain the formation of the 1.2. Bigbang Theory
light elements in the Bigbang 1.3. evidence for the
Theory. formation of light
elements in the BBT
TRANSLATE:
Magbigay ng ebidensya at KW.
ipaliwanag ang pagbuo ng mga
light elements sa bigbang 1.1. Give
2.1. Explain
theory.
QUESTION:
• Q1.1. What is meant by light elements ?
https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/big-bang/
Read/wRite/Research:
Q1.3. What are the evidence for the formation
of light elements in the BBT ?
1. Redshift of Galaxies
The light we observe from galaxies has been
stretched by the time it reaches us. It looks
redder than it should. This redshift is the
result of galaxies moving away from us.
Read/wRite/Research:
2. Microwave Background
A long, long time ago, the whole Universe was
very hot. As it grew in the size, the heat left a
"glow" which fills the entire Universe. The
Big Bang theory predicts this glow should
still exist. It also predicts that we should be
able to detect this glow as microwave light.
Read/wRite/Research:
3. Mixture of Elements
Some chemical elements were created soon
after the Big Bang. Elements like hydrogen
and helium. The Big Bang theory predicts
how much of each element was made in
the early universe. When astronomers
look at very old galaxies and stars, the
amount of each chemical they see agrees
with the Big Bang theory.
Read/wRite/Research:
A. Hydrogen
B. Helium
C. Lithium
D. Carbon
Recite & Review:
2. Some of these nuclei combined to form
helium as well, though in much smaller
quantities.
A. Hydrogen
B. Helium
C. Lithium
D. Carbon
Recite & Review:
3. Bright stellar explosion called
classical novae.
A. Hydrogen
B. Helium
C. Lithium
D. Carbon
Recite & Review:
4. Some chemical elements were created
soon after the Big Bang. Elements like
hydrogen and helium.
A. Mixture of elements
B. Redshift of Galaxies
C. Microwave Background
D. Steady state theory
Recite & Review:
5. The light we observe from galaxies has
been stretched by the time it reaches us. It
looks redder than it should.
A. Mixture of elements
B. Redshift of Galaxies
C. Microwave Background
D. Steady state theory
Recite & Review:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. B
APPLICATION:
https://pls.llnl.gov/research-and-development/nuclear-science/project-highlights/livermorium/elements-113-and-115
Read/wRite/Research:
Q2.2. What is meant by star formation ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_formation
Read/wRite/Research:
Q2.3. What is meant by star evolution ?
https://astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/s/Stellar+Evolution
Read/wRite/Research:
Q2.4. What are the formation of the heavier
elements during star formation and evolution ?
https://www.facebook.com/notes/physical-science/lesson-12-the-formation-of-heavier-elements-during-star-
formation-and-evolution/1880966238586259/
INTERPRET:
Mnemonics
Evidence for formation of
heavier elements during star Meaning
formation
Carlo Carbon It is nonmetallic and
tetravalent- its atom
making four electrons
available to form
covalent chemical
bonds.
Oras Oxygen Oxygen is a chemical
element a substance
that contains only one
type of atom
SURVEY : LC #3 KT
Write the nuclear fusion 3.1. nuclear fusion
reactions that take place in star, 3.2. formation new
which lead to the formation of elements
new elements. 3.3. nuclear fusion
TRANSLATE : reaction that take
Isulat ang mga reaksyong place in stars
nuclear fusion na nagaganap sa KW
mg bituin, na humahantong sa 3.1. Write
pagbuo ng bagong elemento.
QUESTION:
Q3.1. What is meant by nuclear fusion
reactions?
https://www.ccusd93.org/cms/lib/AZ02204140/Centricity/Domain/926/Formation%20of%20the%20Elements%20and
%20Nuclear%20Reactions.pptx
Read/wRite/Research:
Q3.3. What are the nuclear fusion reactions that take
place in star?
Nuclear Fusion in Stars
The enormous luminous energy of the stars comes
from nuclear fusion processes in their centers.
Depending upon the age and mass of a star, the
energy may come from proton-proton fusion,
helium fusion, or the carbon cycle.
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Astro/astfus.html
Mnemonics Nuclear fusion Definition
reactions