Showing 37 experiments that use the Wireless Pressure Sensor.
Enzyme Activity (Pressure)
Students will use a pressure sensor to compare the rate of hydrogen peroxide decomposition with and without a catalyst.
Muscle Strength
Students will use a pressure sensor to test grip strength and to investigate muscle fatigue.
Enzyme Activity
Students use an oxygen gas sensor or pressure sensor to investigate the catalyzed decomposition of hydrogen peroxide by catalase.
Source: Advanced Biology Through Inquiry
Transpiration
In this lab, students investigate the rate of transpiration in plants under normal and humid conditions. Then, they will have the opportunity...
Source: Advanced Biology Through Inquiry
Project: Design an Airbag
Students must engineer an airbag that inflates and uses materials according to a set of design and performance constraints; a temperature and...
Determining Limiting Reactants
Students use a pressure sensor to experimentally determine the limiting and excess reactant when the amount of one reactant is varied; also,...
Boyle's Law
Students use a pressure sensor to experimentally determine a mathematic expression of Boyle’s law.
Volume of a Gas
Students use a pressure sensor to quantify a visible pressure-volume relationship in a sample of matter.
Optimum Conditions
Students use a pressure and temperature sensor to observe the effect of changing various experimental conditions on the rate of a chemical reaction.
Respiration and Energy
Students use a pressure sensor to explore the effect of different energy sources on the respiration rate of yeast cells.
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