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How-to-Do-It: Using Computers in Measuring Transpiration Rate.

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Seligmann, Peter F.; Thompson, Steven R. – American Biology Teacher, 1989

Described is an activity in which a computer is used to acquire temperature and humidity data useful in investigating transpiration in plants. Materials and procedures are discussed and examples of results are presented. Factors which influence the rate of transpiration are discussed. (CW)

Descriptors: Biology, Botany, College Science, Computer Interfaces

Squirt-Gun Scattering.

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Thompson, Steven R.; Seligmann, Peter – Physics Teacher, 1991

Discussed are experiments that may be done using a microcomputer to analyze scattering data. Apparatus assembly, procedures, and results for this activity are presented. (CW)

Descriptors: Atomic Structure, College Science, Computer Interfaces, Higher Education