High School / Biology

Plant Respiration and Photosynthesis (PASPORT sensors)

Use a carbon dioxide gas sensor to understand the comparative concentrations of CO₂ gas for a small...

High School / Biology

Respiration of Germinating Seeds (PASPORT sensors)

Use a carbon dioxide gas sensor to understand the comparative rates of CO₂ gas production for dry,...

High School / Biology

The Role of Buffers in Biological Systems (PASPORT sensors)

Use a pH sensor to determine which solution is the best buffer. Note: This investigation has been...

High School / Biology

Acid Rain (PASPORT sensors)

Use a pH sensor to determine the effect of several gases that cause acid rain on the pH of water. Discuss the effect of changes in the pH of water on the...

High School / Biology

Cellular Respiration in Yeast (PASPORT sensors)

Use a PASPORT dissolved oxygen sensor to measure the dissolved oxygen concentration in yeast solutions...

High School / Biology

Energy Content of Food (PASPORT sensors)

Use a PASPORT temperature sensor to measure the change in temperature of water that is heated by...

High School / Biology

Exploring Microclimates (PASPORT sensors)

Use a PASPORT weather anemometer sensor and current local weather conditions to measure relevant...

High School / Biology

Exploring Microclimates through Temperature (PASPORT sensors)

Using a PASPORT temperature sensor, students explore local microclimates by measuring temperature...

High School / Biology

Metabolism of Yeast (PASPORT sensors)

Use a PASPORT carbon dioxide gas sensor to measure the production of carbon dioxide gas by yeast...

High School / Biology

Rate of Photosynthesis of an Aquatic Plant (PASPORT sensors)

Use a PASPORT dissolved oxygen sensor and PASPORT fast response temperature sensor in a photosynthesis...

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