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Feliciano-Ramos, Ileana; Casan~as-Montes, Barbara; García-Maldonado, María M.; Menendez, Christian L.; Mayol, Ana R.; Díaz-Vazquez, Liz M.; Cabrera, Carlos R. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2015
Nanotechnology allows the synthesis of nanoscale catalysts, which offer an efficient alternative for fuel cell applications. In this laboratory experiment, the student selects a cost-effective anode for fuel cells by comparing three different working electrodes. These are commercially available palladium (Pd) and glassy carbon (GC) electrodes, and…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Molecular Structure, Technology, Science Laboratories
Bourquin, Eugene – Connecticut Journal of Science Education, 1985
Outlines a science-industrial arts survey course which presents basic concepts of chemistry as applied to practical experiences. Course topics include: paints; solvents; finishes; metallurgy of iron; precious metals; calorimetry; fossil fuels; batteries; adhesives; cement; and others. The short units were designed for students with limited…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Course Descriptions, Energy, Fuels
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Scott, William – Physics Education, 1980
Deals with how secondary schools in the United Kingdom ought to be concerned not only with teaching the science of nuclear processes but also with: (1) the technologies associated with power generation from the processes, and (2) the possible social effects of such technologies. (SK)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Energy, Fuels, Nuclear Physics
O'Brien, George, Ed. – 1988
This collection of instruction modules studies the interactions of science, technology, and society (STS) using five activity sets. The introduction module includes activities which show students the STS relationships in their world, develop good organizational skills, develop an understanding of who and what a scientist is, develop graphing…
Descriptors: Consumer Education, Design Preferences, Energy, Energy Conservation