 
This lesson, presented by the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network, allows students a chance to experiment using the electro-plating process to produce nanowires. In addition to learning about the production of these components, students will gain a greater understanding of "reduction-oxidation process, Ohm’s law, and the mechanism of metal electroplating." The included 'Teacher's Guide' details needed materials, step-by-step instructions, and an example of a completed student worksheet. A student worksheet includes activity instructions and questions to assess comprehension.
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In April 2019, the government of Canada released its first major report in an ongoing national assessment that was led by Natural Resources Canada. The report...
Science teachers may be interested in this collection of classroom resources provided by the New England Aquarium in Boston. The main feature of this collection...
Those curious about deep ocean research may want to check out the current expedition of Okeanos Explorer, the research ship of the National Oceanic and...
Interested in learning more about ocean issues, but short on time? Then World Ocean Radio may be for you. Launched in 2010, World Ocean Radio is a weekly...
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