Experimental activities about heat conduction in metals

Experimental activities about heat conduction in metals

In this paper we describe two experimental activities regarding heat conduction in metals. The activities were designed according to the Predict-Observe-Explain strategy and are appropriate for primary and secondary school students. The aim is for the students to find out that heat is conducted at t...

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