This grade 8 French Ontario science  workbook on fluids is a comprehensive educational tool designed to help students understand the properties and applications of fluids. It covers the following concepts:
Assessment of the social, economic, and environmental impacts of various technological innovations that rely on the properties of fluids. Examination of the societal and environmental impact of fluid spills, including their impact on First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities, considering the technical challenges and costs associated with cleanup and ecological rehabilitation efforts.
 
✬Chapter Information:
Chapter 1: Fluids, What Are They?
Chapter 2: Flow, Rate, Viscosity
Chapter 3: Buoyancy, Density, Mass, and Volume
Chapter 4: Pressure and Compressibility
Chapter 5: Pressure, Volume, and Temperature
Chapter 1: Fluids, What Are They?
 
In this chapter, students will learn to assess the social, economic, and environmental impacts of various technological innovations that rely on the properties of fluids. They will also study the societal and environmental effects of fluid spills, considering the technical challenges and costs associated with cleanup and ecological rehabilitation, including their impact on First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.
 
Chapter 2: Flow, Rate, Viscosity
In this chapter, students will learn to describe viscosity factors and compare the viscosity of different fluids, including their volumetric flow rate. They will also describe the relationship between mass, volume, and density and explain the difference between solids, liquids, and gases based on their density according to the particle theory of matter. They will compare liquids and gases based on their compressibility and determine the effects of compressibility in technological applications.
 
Chapter 3: Buoyancy, Density, Mass, and Volume
In this chapter, students will learn to determine the buoyancy of an object based on its density in various fluids. They will qualitatively explain the relationship between the pressure, volume, and temperature of a liquid or gas when compressed or heated.
 
Chapter 4: Pressure and Compressibility
In this chapter, students will learn to describe the principle that forces are transmitted in all directions within a fluid and quantize the transfer of these forces using Pascal's principle. They will also describe factors influencing fluid flow and compare pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
 
Chapter 5: Pressure, Volume, and Temperature
Chapter 5 of the 8th-grade science workbook focuses on the relationship between pressure, volume, and temperature in fluids. It aims to help students understand how these three quantities are related and how they can solve problems in different situations.
 
✬In this unit, you will find:
Vocabulary sheets
Printable student journals
Readings and worksheets
Answer keys
Study questions
Google Forms quiz
Links and QR codes to YouTube videos
Unit test
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