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  1. The Greenhouse Effect Experiment and Lesson for Kids

    The Greenhouse Effect Science Experiment. Now we know about the greenhouse effect, let's do some science! For this experiment we are going to use our much beloved and simple, baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction. Supplies. 5 Large Jars - Using all 5 jars provides an opportunity to apply scientific theory and the scientific method.

  2. PDF The Greenhouse Effect: Does the Concentration of Carbon Dioxide Affect

    In this experiment, you will construct two models (one with a natural greenhouse effect and another with an amplified greenhouse effect to answer the following question: ... Affect the Air Temperature in a Closed Environment? HYPOTHESIS After reading through the methods section below, write a hypothesis to answer the questions above. Hypothesis ...

  3. PDF Greenhouse Effect Experiment

    Greenhouse Effect Experiment the greenhouse effect The atmosphere (the air that surrounds planet Earth) holds heat and light from the Sun. The atmosphere is ... To figure out if your hypothesis is right, let's do an experiment! heat and light sun earth atmosphere CO2. materials needed: • two clean 2 liter bottles

  4. Modelling the greenhouse effect

    4.4.1.3 The greenhouse gas effect. Describe the greenhouse effect in terms of the interaction of radiation with matter. AQA Combined science: Trilogy. 5.9 Chemistry of the atmosphere. 5.9.2 Carbon dioxide and methane as greenhouse gases. 5.9.2.1 Greenhouse gases. Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere maintain temperatures on Earth high enough to ...

  5. PDF Greenhouse Effect Exploration Lab Guide

    Read the Greenhouse Effect article and answer the following questions based on the reading. 1. Create a labeled diagram showing how the greenhouse effect works. Be sure to include the following terms in your diagram: greenhouse gases, incoming light, heat, and include at least two sources from which greenhouse gases originate. 2.

  6. PDF Modeling greenhouseeffect lab

    Experiment 14 Greenhouse Effect Investigating Global Warming The earth is surrounded by a layer of gases which help to retain heat and act like a greenhouse. Greenhouses allow gardeners to grow plants in cold weather. Radiation from the sun passes through the glass and experiences a change in its wavelength.

  7. PDF Introduction to the Greenhouse Effect Levels V-VI

    effect of greenhouse gases. They will make a hypothesis and use the scientificmethod to conduct an experiment. Then they will determine if their lab results support their hypothesis. 9. Distribute the STUDENT WORKSHEET: "Greenhouse Gas Lab" and instruct students to answer the firstthree questions independently.

  8. PDF The Greenhouse Effect

    •The issue is that the Greenhouse Effect is being enhanced by carbon dioxide and other gas releases into the atmosphere. This is causing the ... "enhanced" greenhouse effect. OUR HYPOTHESIS: At the end of this activity, we hypothesize that the "enhanced" greenhouse effect environment will be 4*C warmer than the

  9. PDF The Greenhouse Effect Levels V-VI

    • learn the nature of the greenhouse effect; • understand how the greenhouse effect impacts global warming; and • perform an experiment to demonstrate the greenhouse effect on global warming and Earth's water level. GLEs Addressed: Science • [9] SA2.1 The student demonstrates an understanding of the attitudes and approaches to scien-

  10. PDF Greenhouse Effect Laboratory Guide

    Greenhouse Effect Laboratory Guide 5 b. Measure and record temperature in the 0-minute column on the worksheet. 3. 2-MINUTE INTERVALS: Take and record temperature measurements on your Greenhouse Effect Data Collection Table every 2 minutes for the first 8 minutes of the experiment with the light on. Note that the time labels at the top of the ...