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Innovating Science™ Biomaterials To Make Your Own Contact Lenses
Engineers play an integral role in finding a ratio of materials to maximize the desired properties and decrease the negative effects of other properties. Students will engineer a lens using 2 different materials
Supplier: Aldon Corporation IS3402
Description
- Determine the correct material and the concentration that has similar properties as a contact lens, while discovering the correct optical properties, tensile strength and hydrophobicity.
- A hydrogel is a polymer like plastic, which has favorable optical properties and favorable flexibility/strength but like paper and glasses/ceramics is hydrophilic, which is necessary for a contact lens to function properly.
- Aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
- Disciplinary Core Ideas: ETS1.A; ETS1.B; ETS1.C; PS1.A
- Performance Expectations: MS-ETS1-1; MS- ETS1-3; MS- ETS1-4; HS-PS1-3; HS-ETS1-2
- Cross Cutting Concepts: Influence of Science, Engineering and Technology on Society and the Natural World; Patterns
- Engineering Practices: Asking Questions and Defining Problems; Analyzing and
- Interpreting Data; Constructing Explanations and Designing Solutions; Planning and Carrying Out Investigations
Specifications
Next Gen Aligned | |
White | |
13 to 20 | |
300g Gelatin Powder; 15 pieces Zinc Metal; 15 Plastic Pipettes; 45 Petri Dishes; 100 Glass Cover Slips; 15 pieces Chromatography Paper; 15 Plastic; Microscope Slides; 15 Glass Microscope Slides; 1pkg Toothpicks; 1 bar Soap | |
1 | |
12.12 x 9.25 x 6.5 in. |
Education Kit | |
7 to 14 | |
Biomedical Engineering | |
Cardboard Box Kit | |
4.1 lb. |
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