This experiment on the Greenhouse Effect is aimed at students aged 10-13, and was created as part of the HyAcademy.eu Project. It is an experiment that can be performed in a classroom, or with material you can find at home so it is perfect for lessons at school, at-home experiments and for afterschool clubs.
Some follow up questions are also asked for students to further research and understand the greenhouse effect and its wider impact on infrastructure, life on Earth and climate change.
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HyAcademy Project is supported by the European Union via the Clean Hydrogen Partnership - Joint Undertaking under Grant Agreement No: 101137988
Project Lead: Prof. K.Bouzek, Prof. Steinberger-Wilckens
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