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What Kind of Footprint? Carbon Footprint

Students determine their carbon footprints by answering questions about their everyday lifestyle choices. Then they engineer plans to reduce them. Students learn about their personal impacts on global climate change and how they can help the environment. Lesson 2012-04-27 Subject Areas: 1
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Flocculants: The First Step to Cleaner Water!

Students experience firsthand one of the most common water treatment types in the industry today, flocculants. They learn how the amount of suspended solids in water is measured using the basic proper...
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Lesson 2012-04-27 Subject Areas: 3
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Things That Matter to Flocculants

Prior to reaching households, water is exposed to a variety of treatments designed to render it fit for human consumption and use. One of the first treatment steps is the removal of suspended solids u...
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Hydrogen-Oxygen Reaction Lab

Students will be given one hydrogen generator and one oxygen generator. They will first be asked to balance the chemical equation for the combustion of hydrogen gas in the presence of oxygen. Next, th...
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Activity 2012-04-09 Subject Areas: 1
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The Good, the Bad and the Electromagnet

Using plastic straws, wire, batteries and iron nails, student teams build and test two versions of electromagnets—one with and one without an iron nail at its core. They test each magnet's ability p...
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Activity 2012-03-15 Subject Areas: 0
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The Electric and Magnetic Personalities of Mr. Maxwell

Students are briefly introduced to Maxwell's equations and their significance to phenomena associated with electricity and magnetism. Basic concepts such as current, electricity and field lines are co...
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Lesson 2012-03-03 Subject Areas: 2
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Whose Field Line Is It, Anyway?

Students teams each use a bar magnet, sheet of paper and iron shavings to reveal the field lines as they travel around a magnet. They repeat the activity with an electromagnet made by wrapping thin wi...
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Activity 2012-03-03 Subject Areas: 0
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The Heart of Our Cardiovascular System

Students learn about the heart and its role at the center of the human cardiovascular system. In the associated activity, students play out a scenario in which they are biomedical engineers asked to d...
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Lesson 2012-03-02 Subject Areas: 2
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How Dense Are You?

Students learn about geotechnical engineers and their use of physical properties, such as soil density, to determine the ability of various soils to offer support to foundations. In an associated acti...
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Lesson 2012-03-02 Subject Areas: 2
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Artificial Heart Design Challenge

Students are presented with a scenario in which they are biomedical engineers asked to design artificial hearts. Using the engineering design process to guide the lesson, the problem is established an...
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