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Doing Science: The Process of Scientific Inquiry
Engage your students in the process of scientific inquiry. This resource from NIH teaches students how to do inquiry by getting them involved in scientific inquiry.
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Hands On, Lesson Plans, Interactive, Questions, Core Content, Inquiry
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Hydrogen, Fuel Cells, and Infrastructure Technologies
Hydrogen and fuel cell technologies have the potential to revolutionize the way we produce and use energy. This website includes introductory information for anyone interested in learning about hydrogen and fuel cells.
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Hands On, Lesson Plans, High Graphic, Career, Core Content, Inquiry
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Hydrogen and Fuel Cell & Infrastructure
For all things Hydrogen visit this Department of Energy website. There are easy to read descriptions of hydrogen production, delivery and storage and the use of hydrogen in fuel cells. Educational activities and fact sheets are only a few clicks away.
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Hands On, Lesson Plans, Data Source, Career, Core Content, Inquiry
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2.38 / 3
Collecting the History of Fuel Cells
This website is from the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and gives information on the history and development of fuel cells.
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Lesson Plans, High Graphic, Questions, Data Source, News, History, Career, Core Content, Inquiry, Misconceptions
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2.25 / 3
American Hydrogen Association
The American Hydrogen Association (AHA) is a non-profit association that provides information on the worldwide developments concerning hydrogen, solar power, materials, energy conversion, economics, and the environment. This website describes the organization, its work, related events, and provides factual information about the properties of hydrogen, fuel cells and other miscellaneous data. Hyperlink construction, animations, illustrated text, images, and photographs are used to cover the content. Teachers can insert the animations and images into their interactive presentations and/or assign the site to students as a tutorial or for reinforcement of content purposes.
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Interactive, High Graphic, News, Core Content, Inquiry, Ads
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Explore More: The Future of Energy
Use this resource to learn more about the issues related to our use of energy, sources of energy, and the future of energy sources we currently use.
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Lesson Plans, High Graphic, Inquiry
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