Data Analyser

Introduction

• Chemistry
  • Atoms and Ions
  • Bonding
  • Diffusion
  • Dissolving
  • Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
  • Periodic Table
  • Rates of Reaction
  • Solids, Liquids and Gases
• Biology
  • Cells
  • Circulation
  • Digestion
  • Enzymes
  • Osmosis
  • Photosynthesis
  • Plants
  • Predator Prey
• Physics
  • Colour
  • Earth in Space
  • Forces in Motion
  • Motors and Generators
  • Nuclear Physics
  • Simple Circuits
  • Sound
• Tools
  • Course Mapper
  • Data Analyser
  • Resource Builder

Data Analyser is a bit different to other programmes in Sunflower for Science. You use it to make tables and graphs from data generated in the other programmes.

Use it with:

• Solids, Liquids and Gases to show how a cooling curve relates to the behaviour of particles. Take it further by investigating how the properties of a substance affect the shape of its cooling curve.
• Rates of Reaction to show how concentration changes during a reaction. Take it further by investigating how the conditions of a reaction affect its rate.
• Diffusion to show how concentrations gradually even out. Take it further by investigating how temperature affects how quickly this happens.
• Dissolving to show how concentration changes as a solute dissolves. Take it further by investigating what happens when you heat, cool or evaporate your solution.
• Earth in Space to find trends in the properties of the planets.
• Enzymes to show how rate of reaction is affected by temperature. Take it further by comparing two reactions at the same time.
• Forces to show how distance changes with time. Take it further by seeing how acceleration decreases with velocity.
• Nuclear Physics to show half life graphs. Take it further by comparing the graphs for different amounts of the same substances.
• Osmosis to show the concentration changes inside a potato. Take it further by investigating how osmosis is affected by different concentrations in the test tube.
• Periodic Table to show trends in the properties of the elements. Take it further by comparing trends in different groups.
• Predator Prey to show cyclical trends in populations. Take it further by investigating how sunlight levels affect the model.
• Photosynthesis to show how light intensity affects the rate of photosynthesis. Take it further by investigating the effects of temperature and frequency of light.