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PASCO Sensors Chosen for a Ecological Case Study
Biology • Environmental Science • Life Science

PASCO Sensors Chosen for a Ecological Case Study

PASCO sensors were chosen for a case study in Germany that investigated the effectiveness of wireless sensors for scientific learning in the subject of high school ecology.

PASCO Visits Paris and Prague Partners
Biology • Engineering • Environmental Science • Physics

PASCO Visits Paris and Prague Partners

In November, PASCO had the opportunity to meet with our French partner, Sordalab, and our Czech partner, Profimedia. 

Teacher Spotlight: Using PASCO's Smart Cart to Show the Relationship Between Potential and Kinetic Energy
Physics

Teacher Spotlight: Using PASCO's Smart Cart to Show the Relationship Between Potential and Kinetic Energy

Physics educator, Greg Jacobs, demonstrates potential and kinetic energy using the PASCO Smart Cart.

Back to School Resources for Fall '23
All Subjects

Back to School Resources for Fall '23

Find all the resources you need to setup your classroom devices for success in this short blog.

Beyond Acid-Base: Other Titration Types
Chemistry

Beyond Acid-Base: Other Titration Types

What other kinds of titrations exist besides acid-base? We summarize six additional titration types in this short blog.

Applications of Titrations
Chemistry

Applications of Titrations

The applications of titration methods extend beyond the classroom. Titration is utilized in industries to measure the acidity of a solution, determine the purity of a chemical, and even improve the shelf-life of our foods.

The Chemistry of Water
Chemistry

The Chemistry of Water

Water has a pH of 7, so it’s neither an acid nor a base by definition. Rather, water is an amphoteric species, which means it can act as an acid or a base. The behavior of water during an acid-base reaction depends on the other species involved.

Acid and Base Strength
Chemistry

Acid and Base Strength

Learn how to calculate the strength of acids and bases using the dissociation constant Ka, Kb, Kw, and more.