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Group 9 Ethan Schrodt and Mike Dziadosz "Chemistry's Crystal Clear"

Ideas: -Glass bending -Glass artwork -Corning Museum of Glass -Dave Chihuly disappearing crystals

Alexis Barabas - Bending water

-looking through different types of beakers and other clear things.

ghost crystals

Hanna Bicheler- something dissolving in water & it turns out clear

Amanda L and Emily S- Sugar crystals

Julie Fetzer - perform an experiment while standing behind a sheet of glass

Katelynn W - write chemistry's crystal clear in crystals or do something with ice

Cindy C - show the crystals made with the formation of the rock candy

Alex J - Show a cloudly soultion that when heated becomes clear. Dylan- bend water Sienna G and Kayla G- Use an experiment that is done in beakers and test tubes. Also, you could use crystal's such as mr.papgni's in the background. Sarah Foss- you should show water and its bonds Kayla K- I think glass bending would be a good idea or making rock candy.

Ethan S Final Idea: We want to use a few of the ideas including glass bending, the ghost crystals, and bending water. Then for the visual 3 words we can spell out the 3 words using glass rods, beakers, and maybe printing one off. Materials needed include the ghost crystals, a bunsen burner, a glass rod, a metal rod to bend the water, water itself, and beakers.

Final Idea Con't - Mike D. Initially we wanted to spell out Chemistry's Crystal Clear but found that that may be too time consuming so we are looking to combine a few different ideas. Glass bending is probably a definite and we plan to show us doing some glass bending. We're thinking about making a fast paced montage of the Ghost crystals, glass bending, and bending the water. Our visual for the 3 words will combine all of these together and we're thinking about how we could film that part. We're thinking maybe putting the visual behind a giant beaker filled with water and once the viewer reads the 3 words, we will tap the beaker so that the water shakes and blurs out.