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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Landfills and Decomposition
Simulate decomposition in a sanitary landfill versus an open-air dumpyard.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Salt Toxicity
Model the toxicity of three different salts by determining the LD50.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil
Perform physical and chemical tests to explore different soil types and determine their properties.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Water Quality
Test a local water sample to determine overall water quality.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Ocean Acidification
Simulate ocean acidification by introducing carbon dioxide into water and measuring pH over time.
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Innovating Science AP Envrionmental Science: Microbial Activity in Soil
Explore the carbon cycle by simulating the production of carbon dioxide due to microorganisms in soil.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Effects of SO₂ and NO₂ on Plants
Simulate the effects of nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides on the germination of radish seeds.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Soil Compaction in Agriculture
Simulate the effects of soil compaction on plant growth in different soil types.
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Innovating Science AP Environmental Science: Net Primary Productivty of Aquatic Plants
Measure the oxygen created by an aquatic plant under different conditions to determine its NPP.
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Innovating Science® Le Chatelier's Principle
With this classic AP chemistry experiment, students predict the outcome of stressors.
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Determination of the Nitrite and Nitrate Concentrations in Water
With this kit, students test water samples the same way analysts in the fields do.
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Optimized Fermentation of Yeast
Integrate STEM Into Your Chemistry Experiments!
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Innovating Science® Physical Characteristics of Gases
Students discover the relationship among gas volume, temperature, and pressure.