Pollution: Making Oxygen & Carbon Dioxide
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    • two students in science classroom
    • Preview of making_o2_and_co2.pdf - page 1
      Subject Science — Physical Science
      Grade Level Grades K-12
      Resource Type Activity
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      About This Lesson

      Participants will produce two important atmospheric gases: oxygen and carbon dioxide. Oxygen is made through a chemical reaction between hydrogen peroxide and yeast. A glowing splint is used in the classic test for pure oxygen. Carbon dioxide is generated using baking soda and vinegar. A lighted splint is used to test for the CO2.

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      February 13, 2020
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      Gina
      Gina June 28, 2014

      A great lesson for upper grades but not for younger students.

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