Just a glimpse into the classroom of an American woman living and teaching in Bangkok, Thailand. Teaching and parenthood are the two things that really push me to be the best I can be.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Weathering: Acid Rain Simulation Experiment 1
I can't make it rain in my classroom, but students can see how acid rain can break down calcite, and limestone, etc. Students measured out a particular amount of limestone chips, and put those into separate jars. In one jar they added water, and in the other they added an equal amount of vinegar. After the rocks sit in the liquids for a few days we are going to weigh them again to see if the mass decreased.
Labels:
earth science,
Wells
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