In the video, the author discusses research published in JACS regarding how a 5000 year old Egyptian Blue pigment is giving scientists clues towards the development of new nanomaterials.
Dry ice bubble experiment
Steve Spangler conducts this experiment using a bowl of dry ice. A cloth soaked in soapy water is dragged over the edge of the bowl making a bubble. The bubble gets bigger and bigger until it finally bursts.
Aluminum Smelting
Alcoa is the world’s largest producer of primary aluminum. Learn how aluminum is produced through an electrolytic reduction process known as smelting.
Member Benefits & Opportunities
Member Benefits & Opportunities Volunteers enjoy many benefits for sharing their time and experience with ASM members. From networking opportunities to personal and professional development, volunteers receive unique benefits for their participation in ASM. Volunteer Resources Volunteer Handbook (pdf) ASM Volunteer Career Path (pdf) Mentor Guidelines (pdf) ASM New Product Idea Form (Microsoft Word) Volunteer […]
Teachers Opportunities/Benefits
Opportunities/Benefits Educators specializing in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) can attend a FREE 40-hour materials science workshop designed to make science more exciting and fun. Learn more about applying for grants and awards, and find helpful resources for curriculum and classroom activities. Learn more about: ASM Materials Camp®-Teachers (Teachers Camp) Educator Awards K-12 […]