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Unit 8: Segment D

The teacher and students discuss the data gathered from the greenhouse gases experiment.

08/15/2016 | Rating NR

Chemistry Matters

Unit 8: Segment D

Season 8 Episode 4 | 16m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

The teacher and students discuss the data gathered from the greenhouse gases experiment.

The teacher and students discuss the data gathered from the greenhouse gases experiment from segment C. An expert from Georgia Power explains how the company uses a device called a calorimeter to measure energy obtained from coal. The students set up their own calorimetry experiments using polystyrene cups to make a "coffee cup calorimeter.”

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Chemistry Matters

Unit 8: Segment D

Season 8 Episode 4 | 16m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

The teacher and students discuss the data gathered from the greenhouse gases experiment from segment C. An expert from Georgia Power explains how the company uses a device called a calorimeter to measure energy obtained from coal. The students set up their own calorimetry experiments using polystyrene cups to make a "coffee cup calorimeter.”

08/15/2016 | Rating NR

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