Chemistry Lesson: Redox Titrations
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Created by Teacher(s): Greta Stacy|Published on: March 12, 2023
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Synopsis
In this lesson, students further their knowledge of redox titrations while examining the pressures that contamination and climate change put on access to clean water.
Step 1 - Inquire: Students observe a field scientist testing the dissolved oxygen content of the Hudson River and generate questions.
Step 2 - Investigate: Students apply the Winkler Method as a tool for assessing the health of bodies of water and identify the stresses placed on water sources by climate change.
Step 3 - Inspire: Students explore Sustainable Development Goal #6 and consider what steps they can take to protect the drinking water in their communities.
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