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Forensic Chemistry: Investigate an Environmental Mystery Using pH Sensors

Tuesday, July 1
4:00–4:45 p.m. PDT
7:00–7:45 p.m. EDT

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What caused a massive fish kill at Mirror Lake? Join Vernier chemistry experts Nüs Hisim and Melissa Hill, PhD, as they guide you through a real-world environmental forensic chemistry investigation using pH sensors. Learn how your high school students can safely generate and analyze non-metal oxide gases to explore acid formation in natural waters—and connect chemical reactions to ecological impacts in a hands-on, memorable way.

You will

Learn practical techniques for safely generating and testing CO2, SO2, and NO2 gases using the microscale approach from our Forensic Chemistry Experiments lab book

Get strategies for helping students connect chemical equations to relevant, real-world environmental scenarios

Explore effective methods for guiding students from basic observations to quantitative analysis of acid concentrations using the Go Direct® pH sensor

Find out how to incorporate real-world environmental forensics into your chemistry curriculum while reinforcing core concepts in acid-base chemistry

 



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Nüs Hisim
Chemistry Educational Technology Specialist

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Melissa Hill, PhD
Director of Chemistry

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"This was one of the most efficient and professionally produced webinars I've ever attended, and the content met me right where I needed it. Kudos for having subject experts in the chat as well as giving the live demo/presentation! I look forward to attending more in the future."

 

— Megan Hayes-Golding, Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts

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Colleen McDaniel

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Educational Technology Specialist