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    • Thumb image for Rust and CorrosionResource Type: Website / HyperLink

      Rust and Corrosion

      Grades: 6 to 8
      Subjects: Chemistry, Science, Physics
      This Science NetLinks lesson, the third of a three-part series on energy transformation, reinforces students' understanding of t...
      Contributor: Thinkfinity
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      Soft Water and Suds

      Grades: 5 to 12
      Subjects: Chemistry, Science
      This page, from Science is Fun, is one of several experiments for students to do at home with supervision. In this experiment, s...
      Contributor: Thinkfinity
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      Put a Shine on It

      Grades: 5 to 12
      Subjects: Chemistry, Science
      This page, from Science is Fun, is one of several experiments for students to do at home with supervision. In this experiment, s...
      Contributor: Thinkfinity
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      Methane

      Grades: 6 to 12
      Subjects: Chemistry, Science
      This page, from the Science Is Fun Web site, features information about methane, a colorless, odorless gas with a wide distribut...
      Contributor: Thinkfinity
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      Acidic Seas

      Grades: 6, 8 to 12
      Subjects: Chemistry, Life Sciences, Earth & Space Science
      For years, our oceans have been hard at work absorbing the carbon dioxide that humans create through burning fossil fuels. But a...
      Contributor: KQED
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