Ocean Carbon Balance

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Students will learn about the impacts of ocean acidification by replicating the molecular process that increases carbon dioxide emissions. Students will experiment by testing various common household liquids using pH testing strips to determine how carbon dioxide increases the oceans' acidity.

The Energy Coalition will send you 3 different colors of molding clay, toothpicks, paper straws, pH testing strip indicators, and clear plastic cups to bring this lesson to life.

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Students will learn about the impacts of ocean acidification by replicating the molecular process that increases carbon dioxide emissions. Students will experiment by testing various common household liquids using pH testing strips to determine how carbon dioxide increases the oceans' acidity.

The Energy Coalition will send you 3 different colors of molding clay, toothpicks, paper straws, pH testing strip indicators, and clear plastic cups to bring this lesson to life.

Students will learn about the impacts of ocean acidification by replicating the molecular process that increases carbon dioxide emissions. Students will experiment by testing various common household liquids using pH testing strips to determine how carbon dioxide increases the oceans' acidity.

The Energy Coalition will send you 3 different colors of molding clay, toothpicks, paper straws, pH testing strip indicators, and clear plastic cups to bring this lesson to life.


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Ocean Carbon Balance student text

Student Energy ACTIONS handout

My Future Energy Career handout

Ocean Carbon Balance vocabulary slides

pH Scale handout

Molecular Ocean Acidification Process handout


Ocean Carbon Balance student text in Spanish

Student Energy ACTIONS handout in Spanish

My Future Energy Career handout in Spanish

Ocean Carbon Balance vocabulary slides in Spanish

pH Scale handout

Molecular Ocean Acidification Process handout in Spanish



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