Particle Pollution Exploration
This lesson includes 1 or 2- 50 minute period(s) worth of particle pollution exploration. Students are creating an explanation of events for carbon dioxide and particle pollution detection, creating conducting and modifying a lab to show the ability of carbon dioxide to retain heat, and using PhET simulations to explore specific molecules in the atmosphere.
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