#CleanAirDay2021 Out with some of my students measuring the Air Pollution in and around my house. Using The PocketLab Air to measure the Air Quality
17 June 2021
11 June 2021
21 May 2021
Charles Law
#Physics Charles Law done properly with a Bourdon Gauge to measure the pressure going up from 1 x10^5 Pascals to 1.3x10^5 Pascals As the temps rises so does the pressure #iteachphysics
Dye spurting out from a manometer
#Physics Charles Law a 500ml Flash and a manometer and a kettle of hot water just a little bit and ... enjoy #iteachphysics
18 May 2021
Concentration
#chemistry Looking at concentration. Copper Sulfate works well giving a visible indication of the concentration and so does orange squash ( and the students can drink that to check the concentration). #chemtwitter #STEMeducation
17 May 2021
Updating the Wireless Sensors
#Physics is spending some of the morning updating all the @pascoscientific wireless sensors to the latest firmware versions in Capstone and Sparkvue. Light Sound, Pressure, Temp, ultrasonic distance, conductivity and WiFi #iteachphysics
16 May 2021
Boyles Law
#iteachphysics Getting ready to do some of the gas laws. This is Boyles law. It relates pressure to volume. As the pressure increases the volume deceases #physics
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