High School / Chemistry • Earth Science • Environmental Science

Ocean Currents

Students use a temperature and conductivity sensor to investigate the driving forces behind ocean currents.

Supports NGSS Performance Expectation HS-ESS2-4: Use a model to describe how variations in the flow of energy into and out of Earth’s systems result in changes in climate.

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	23C_Ocean_Currents.docx	429.77 KB
	23C_answer_sheet.docx	125.66 KB
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	23C_Ocean_Currents.pdf	400.39 KB
	23C_Ocean_Currents_Google_Slide.pdf	31.15 KB

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Wireless Conductivity Sensor

This waterproof sensor connects via Bluetooth® to measure both conductivity (ionic content in solution) and total dissolved solids.

The Wireless Temperature Sensor is a general-purpose sensor found in many science labs. With a rugged, waterproof design, and long-lasting battery, students can spend more time collecting data and less time dealing with equipment.

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