This activity explores how water chemistry is altered by the biological processes of phytoplankton (microscopic photosynthetic organisms). Students will discover what some of these water chemistry changes are, and what influences these changes (type of water, exposure to light, etc.). The students will design an activity based on experience gained from the first activity. They will determine the changes and causes thereof in different types of water in a sealed container over time, and learn to measure dissolved oxygen, temperature, and carbon dioxide with a calculator/computer probe-ware or by other means. Educational levels: High school
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In this activity students are asked for their predictions about how different water temperatures wil...
This activity will help students understand that harmful algal blooms (HABs) can negatively impact o...
This is a hands-on activity that fosters decision-making skills and emphasizes scientific principles...
In this laboratory exercise, students will design and conduct an experiment to evaluate the effect o...
In this activity, students will observe the effect that gases resulting from the burning of a fossil...
Student-centered teaching allows students to be actively engaged in hands-on, minds-on activities th...
This set of lab activities aims to arm students in the fight against water pollution with knowledge ...
In this activity, students design and build their own water filtering system and collect data to com...
Temperature changes in surface water may affect the solubility of substances and affect ecosystems b...
participantMarine water is becoming more acidic because of the rising of atmospheric CO2 partial pre...
This activity demonstrates to students how water temperature and the concentration of dissolved and ...
This lab investigates the exchange of carbon dioxide between the atmosphere and the ocean's surface....
In this lab activity, students explore how organisms are able to survive the extreme environmental c...
Secrets of the Ocean Realm contains profiles of fish, mammals, and plant life of the sea; classroom ...
Laboratories in introductory biology must engage and excite students in ways that effectively prepar...
In this activity students are asked for their predictions about how different water temperatures wil...
This activity will help students understand that harmful algal blooms (HABs) can negatively impact o...
This is a hands-on activity that fosters decision-making skills and emphasizes scientific principles...