This sensor can be used to investigate the amount of CO2 in the air and how it changes over time.
Applications:
Here are just a few example practical ideas you can achieve by using the Wireless Carbon Dioxide Sensor.
- CO2 levels around a photosynthesising plant
- Demonstrating the density of CO2
- Respiration in small animals (e.g. insect larvae) at different temperatures
- Monitoring CO2 in the local environment as a measure of ventilation or quality
- CO2 level of expired and inspired air
- Emissions from vehicle exhausts
- Elevated CO2 in exercising and post exercise individuals
- 0 to 100,000 ppm
Applications:
Environmental-
- Variances in classroom CO2 levels
Biology-
- Plant photosynthesis and respiration
- Respiration of small organisms e.g. microbes, maggots
- Measuring human CO2 production
Chemistry-
- Candle in Bell Jar (measuring CO2 emissions)
Works with the following Dataloggers:
VHub4 and VHub8
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