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other ways for water chem

Submitted by Kathy Swahn on Tue, 07/28/2009 - 12:27pm.

I liked the idea of this simple straight forward lab. I thought it was well presented allowing students to choose materials and use their own ideas on how to tackle the project at hand. I would like to use this lab as an Earth Science activity – can “rocks” hold water? What makes one volcano more explosive than another? I still need to work out the details.

 

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