ICE BOX Enjoyers

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Sean1F
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ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Sean1F » Thu Jan 20, 2022 10:01 pm

Anybody else a fan of the ICE box method? This is by no means an effort to get a point for the week, but I just wanted to see if others appreciate this strategy as much as I do. I couldn't imagine a chemistry class like this without it : )

Aditya Desai 1A
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Aditya Desai 1A » Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:29 pm

tbh i find it too much effort to ever write down a box lmao; it works in my head but I think it can be helpful to follow the process

Chloe Fuson
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Chloe Fuson » Fri Jan 21, 2022 8:02 pm

I enjoy them. I think they are a good tool for helping me visualize the concept of a problem, and sometimes they can kind of feel like solving a little puzzle, which is kinda fun.

Clarissa Le 1I
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Clarissa Le 1I » Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:06 pm

Yeah, I surprisingly like them! They make me feel like I'm actually doing something and help me organize my work.

dericasu3a
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby dericasu3a » Sat Jan 22, 2022 10:33 pm

I quite like the ICE BOX method because it helps keep my work organized and I'm able to see what I still need to solve for. I understand that it might not be for everyone but it really helps me visualize the problem.

Joseph Ettipio
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Joseph Ettipio » Sun Jan 23, 2022 4:36 pm

For visual learners like me the ice box is super useful. Filling in the blanks is like a little game, which makes the endless chemistry problems a bit more enjoyable. One tip for the ice box is that you can make a "reverse" ice box too! I saw someone post about this a week ago. Essentially, if you do not know initial concentrations and are given the Ka/Kb/Kc and equilibrium concentrations, you can use the opposite logic of usual to solve for the initial concentrations using the ice box. Very good at keeping you from getting confused, especially on problems that flip the logic like on the Week 2 Achieve Homework.

asfakhan_2H
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby asfakhan_2H » Sun Jan 23, 2022 10:43 pm

I love using them so much and it just helps lay out the problem and the steps so easily. You can see exactly what needs to be done after.

Sara Dolmo 2J
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Sara Dolmo 2J » Sun Jan 30, 2022 8:07 pm

yes!! it helps me process my thoughts and helps me remember what value belongs to what and the process on how it changes.

Andrew Nguyen 2K
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Andrew Nguyen 2K » Mon Jan 31, 2022 1:58 am

Honestly, a huge fan of ICE box. One, it helps you organize your work. Two, makes chemistry a little easier. Three, its so pretty to look at.

Vivek Chotai 2C
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Vivek Chotai 2C » Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:30 pm

big fan here. super satisfying.

ice, ice, baby.

Abigail Tran 14a
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Abigail Tran 14a » Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:39 pm

i love the ice box method its so satisfying to see how everything fits together :)

205769933
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby 205769933 » Thu Mar 03, 2022 7:07 pm

I love it too, especially when you make the table all neat, it’s so aesthetic and satisfying!

Emma Goellner 2I
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Emma Goellner 2I » Fri Mar 04, 2022 1:24 am

I love the ICE BOX. It is an incredible invention. Whoever decided to put the numbers in a nice little box slayed tremendously. It helps my brain interpret the information, overall a very good time.

Aneesha_Nema_3C
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Re: ICE BOX Enjoyers

Postby Aneesha_Nema_3C » Sat Mar 12, 2022 4:08 pm

It's honestly a lot of fun!! It's cool seeing it all add up and the math work out, especially when it's written really neatly. I've also always been a fan of doing Punnett squares too, so maybe that's related!


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