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Linking Sources and Pollutants
Content Provider | TeachEngineering: STEM curriculum for K-12 |
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Author | Collier, Ashley Hafich, Katya Knight, Daniel Hannigan, Michael Gordon, Joanna Graves, Ben Ambos, Eric Cecil, Olivia Danner, Victoria Hotaling, Erik Lee, Eric Meyers, Drew Salamah, Hanadi Adel VanderKolk, Nicholas |
Copyright Year | 2013 |
Description | Students use next-generation air quality monitors to measure gas-phase pollutants in the classroom. Student teams choose three potential pollutant sources and predict how the monitor’s sensors will respond. Students use next-generation air quality monitors to measure gas-phase pollutants in the classroom. They apply the knowledge they gained during the associated lesson—an understanding of the connection between air pollutants and their possible sources. Student teams choose three potential pollutant sources and predict how the monitor’s sensors will respond. Then they evaluate whether or not their predictions were correct, and provide possible explanations for any inaccuracies. This activity serves as a simple introduction to the low-cost air quality monitoring technology that students use throughout the associated activities that follow. Three student handouts are provided. |
Language | English |
Access Restriction | Open |
Rights Holder | Regents of The University of Colorado |
Subject Keyword | Earth and Space Science and Technology Contaminants Mechanical Engineering Air Quality Research Pollution Measurement Pollutant Air Quality Monitoring Air Quality Monitor Combustion Air Pollution Air Pollutant Volatilization Air Pollutants Air Quality Airborne Contaminants |
Content Type | Text |
Time Required | PT45M |
Education Level | Class IX Class X Class XI Class XII |
Pedagogy | Experimental Activity |
Resource Type | Hands-on |
Subject | Structure of the Earth Technical |