Hydrogen Hub
Synopsis
In this interactive tool, students will learn about hydrogen and its potential role in clean energy.
The tool covers different types of hydrogen, hydrogen's feasibility as an energy source, recent innovations associated with hydrogen, and other related information.
Teaching Materials
Prerequisites:
Ensure students are familiar with terms related to energy density and other chemical properties.
Consider providing background information on the Paris Agreement.
Classroom Implementation:
Consider having students turn in their answers to the italicized questions throughout the tool, citing information presented in the tool.
Consider having students explore this resource in a jigsaw format.
Use this resource in chemistry classes or when talking about clean energy in earth science or engineering classes.
Misconceptions:
When reading the "Environment" section about white hydrogen, students may be confused about the wording, and those skimming may wrongfully assume that white hydrogen has no environmental implications.
Scientist's Note:
This resource thoroughly corrects any misconceptions about hydrogen production, with a constant focus on greenhouse gas emissions and the goal of Net Zero by 2050.
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