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Direct linkRoman, Harry T. – Tech Directions, 2012
Engineers often measure temperature for a wide variety of applications and assessments. This article describes how STEM educators can use thermometers or temperature sensors to help students understand how heat disperses through fluids, both air and water. It also provides hands-on learning about air and water heating systems. (Contains 4 figures.)
Descriptors: Heat, Kinetics, STEM Education, Hands on Science
