Understanding climate change means complex thinking about a large number of variables and establishing connections between them.
A set of 5 experiments to use singly or as part of a programme or as a review task by different groups in single lesson showing the complexity of inter-relationships of different properties of CO2.
Publisher: T³ Europe
Editor: Ian Galloway
Author: Frank Liebner
Tags Nachhaltigkeit , SDG 13: Climate Action , SDG 14: Life below Water , CO2 , CO2
Mankind has been upsetting the Carbon Dioxide balance for the last two hundred years. It is no surprise that this has an impact on many parts of the biosphere and plays a part in global warming. This work contains 5 complete student experiments involving the use of CO2. Each experiment can be carried out independently or as part of a program of study. It highlights the complex inter-relation between the many physical properties of CO2 and the natural world, while at the same time allowing the student to focus their attention on a single aspect.