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Alex: What's Wrong With Global Climate Change? Lesson Plan

Alex: What's Wrong With Global Climate Change? Lesson Plan

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Alex: What's Wrong With Global Climate Change?

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Learners will identify factors that affect the solubility of a salt and test one of the factors (temperature). They will apply their experience to ocean salinity, the effects of temperature on the composition of ocean water, and what effects that could have.

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systems of equations

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expressions and equations, graphing method, methods to solve, alex, alabama learning exchange

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9th - 10th

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