The infrared camera as a pedagogical tool in science education (open access)

By Choun Pei Wong, R. Subramaniam

Issue 376 | Page 75 | Published Apr 2020

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Seven ideas for high school science teachers for using the infrared camera to demonstrate concepts in physics, chemistry and biology.

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