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Air Testing

Greenhouse effect and air pollution are some of the areas that Flinn Scientific hands-on air testing kits cover. Teacher notes and guides are provided as well enough materials for your classroom.

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Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming—Student Laboratory Kit

What is the greenhouse effect? How does the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere affect the temperature of the Earth? Where do greenhouse gases originate? Students will answer these questions and gain a better understanding of the greenhouse effect and global warming with this student laboratory kit.

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Make Your Own Ozone Test Paper—Student Laboratory Kit

With the Schoenbein Ozone Paper Chemistry Laboratory Kit, students learn about “good and bad” ozone, duplicate Schoenbein’s test paper and test for ozone and gather data to make conclusions about ozone concentrations in their hometown.

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Air Pollution Chart

Air Pollution Chart for environmental science is a colorful chart that includes graphics, tables and text to help you gather information about air pollution.

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Greenhouse Effect—Demonstration Kit

Greenhouse Effect Classroom Demonstration Kit for environmental science is a fast and easy way to demonstrate the principles of the greenhouse effect. Serves as a great launch pad for further research.

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Airborne Particulates—Student Laboratory Kit

In the Airborne Particulates Laboratory Kit for environmental science, explore air pollution and discover just what types and amounts of particles are found in the local air.

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Air in a Bottle—Demonstration Model

The Air in a Bottle - Air Composition Model for Science Class is a bottle containing one million different colored spheres. Each color represents a gas found in Earth's atmosphere. Students will determine which color represents which gas.