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Lesson 3: Ocean Acidification in a Cup- Introduction: This simple experiment illustrates ocean acidification ... in a cup!
- Set up your experiment: Tools, materials, and assembly
- What’s going on: Creating carbon dioxide gas that diffuses into liquid
- Challenge: Can you prove that diffusion happens both ways?
- Experiment tips
- Ocean Acidification in a Cup: Complete Activity Guide
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Introduction: This simple experiment illustrates ocean acidification ... in a cup!
Human activity is having an enormous impact on our natural environment, including making our oceans more acidic. This hands-on science snack, Ocean Acidification in a Cup, models the chemical process that's occurring around us and helps you understand some of the mechanisms and impacts related to climate change.
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The liquid at the end is not water(3 votes)
It is water. It just has bromothymol blue added to it.(1 vote)
If V= r%2 to the 3rd power, then what is the half of R(1 vote)- If u see at the start the blue liquid is not equal(1 vote)