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1/ A 🧵 on some #CO2 measurements in my home, car, school *AND* details/instruction on how to use dry ice for DIY estimate of #ventilation rates at your home or as a school project.
Highlights in thread & gathered together in the linked doc 👇. #COVIDCO2
docs.google.com/presentation/d…
Highlights in thread & gathered together in the linked doc 👇. #COVIDCO2
docs.google.com/presentation/d…
2/ Lots of good resources on using #CO2 as a rough measurement of #ventilation rates in your house, car, school, business. I.e. if CO2 < 800 ppm, generally fresher air, better ventilation. If CO2 rises, so does #COVID aerosol risk b/c of poor ventilation.
Need a break from graphs, politics & instructions how to wash your hands?
Welcome to “Know your Enemy”, a series with facts you never knew (or thought to ask) about these sneaky #coronaviruses...
Welcome to “Know your Enemy”, a series with facts you never knew (or thought to ask) about these sneaky #coronaviruses...
I know our kids are on TikTok, but I figure they may find this stuff interesting too or at least spark up a conversation...
#ScienceAtHome #homeschooling #COVID19 #TuesdayThoughts
#ScienceAtHome #homeschooling #COVID19 #TuesdayThoughts
1. Highly evolved #coronaviruses are the largest of the Nidovirales group? Nido is Latin for “nest”, so named because the enzymes that read the viral genes skip around and even backtrack, like a scratched record, allowing them to pack more information inside particles. Smaaht! 🦠
