Alberta Curriculum - Chemistry 30 Unit B: Electrochemical Changes

Education Services / L’équipe des services d’éducation
18 May 2015

ElectricityElectrochemistryEnergyEnergy StorageFuelsFuel CellsChemical ReactionsRedox ReactionsAB CurriculumAlberta

Addressing Alberta Chemistry 30 Unit B: Electrochemical Changes Unit of Study with CurioCity Resources

Alberta’s Chemistry 30 Programs of Study includes a Unit of Study on Electrochemical Changes. The following CurioCity resources can help you address outcomes from that Unit of Study:

Filter Resources:

Battery Power!Articles with Starting Points

Picture a world without lithium ion batteries. Need help? OK: picture no iPods and huge, heavy cell phones and laptops, both of which are so expensive that only the very rich can afford... Read More »

Microbial fuel cells: Making electricity from bacteriaArticles with Starting Points

Within a few decades, it is very possible that some of the power you use will be generated by bacteria. Read More »

Boeing 787s Grounded by BatteriesArticles with Starting Points

Do you think new-technology airliners get tested enough to be safe? Read More »

Hydrogen: The element that destroyed the Hindenburg could power your carArticles with Starting Points

Hydrogen's tendency to burst into flame is what makes it both a very dangerous and a very useful resource. Read More »

Car Chemistry: What Is a Catalytic Converter and How Does It Work?Articles with Starting Points

Catalytic converters reduce emissions of harmful compounds found in car exhaust. Read More »

Can vegetables conduct electricity? Articles

If your iPod runs out of battery power, will a potato hold up in a pinch? Read More »

Vanadium: From stronger steel to energy efficiencyArticles

Vanadium compounds are used in various commercial and industrial applications, such as strengthening steel. However, the most interesting use for vanadium may turn out to be its ability to... Read More »

Energy storage: The missing linkArticles with Starting Points

Energy storage technologies can store excess electricity when too much has been produced and supply additional electricity when more is needed. Read More »

Alternative energy trendsArticles

Alternative energy technologies promise to revolutionize the way you think about energy generation, clean technology, and combating climate change. Read More »

Soaring Gas PricesArticles

In order to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, scientists are looking at more sustainable ways to fuel our cars. There are many ideas in development out there but let's take a look at the top 3. Read More »

Hair to DYE for...Articles

Whether it's nice and easy, or just because you're worth it, hair dyes have been raising in popularity. Read More »

Pearly WhitesArticles

It's universal. It's contagious. So it's no wonder that people spend time, money, and effort to brighten their smiles. Teeth-whitening is among the most common procedures in cosmetic dentistry. Read More »

How does luminol work?Articles

If you've seen a crime scene detective show like CSI, you are probably already familiar with luminol — that substance that glows greenish-blue on a surface, magically revealing where blood... Read More »

How do CSI work?Articles

Crimes are solved almost entirely through forensic evidence and the technical aspects of the show amaze you. But does Hollywood have it right? What exactly does crime scene investigation involve? Read More »

How to Make a Lemon BatteryVideos

Tackling what may be the most cliche, well-known and misunderstood experiment of all time: the lemon battery. The take home message in this one is: the electricity is NOT in the lemon. Read More »

Graphene: EnergyVideos

With the creation of graphene supercapacitors, it is now possible to create an extremely powerful graphene battery that is both small and light. (4:23 min.) Read More »

Next Big Thing - Where will the next battery breakthrough come from? Videos

Describes the challenges associated with battery technology and the types of innovations and breakthroughs that are emerging in the sector. Read More »

Introduction to ElectricityVideos

Ever wonder how a battery works? Or what causes a short circuit? Check out this video to find the answers! Read More »

Solar EnergyVideos

Hank explains the power of solar energy and describes how it may fit into our diversified energy future. Read More »

Energy & ChemistryVideos

Hank takes us on a quick tour of how thermodynamics is applied in chemistry using his toy trebuchet as an example, because he is a proud nerd. Read More »

Energy storageHot Topics

Scientists and engineers around the world have worked hard to develop technologies that harness natural energy resources in sustainable and affordable ways. One of the challenges of using... Read More »

New compound MnO2+PPy increases redox reactions to improve capacitive behaviourStudent Projects

Winner of the Excellence Award - Gold Medal (Senior) at the Canada Wide Science Fair 2013 Read More »

Fun in the Sun! Increasing Grätzel Cell Efficiency Using Diatom FrustulesStudent Projects

Winner of the Excellence Award - Gold Medal (Senior) at the Canada Wide Science Fair 2013 Read More »

Education Services / L’équipe des services d’éducation

This content is provided through Let's Talk Science's Education Services team.

Ce contenu est fourni par l'équipe des services d'éducation de Parlons sciences.



Comments are closed.

Comment