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1 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Experiments for secondary schools Marc Jamous LSCE-IPSL Gif sur Yvette, France marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr

2 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Ocean: regulator of Earth temperature Origin of sea-level rise Study of atmosphere-ocean exchange Study of ocean acidification

3 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Ocean: regulator of Earth temperature Temperature From 4°C to 20°C (from fridge to room) ‏ (Sea) water Air

4 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Ocean: regulator of Earth temperature Temperature difference between oceanic and continental climates Global temperature will continue to rise

5 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Origin of sea-level rise Ice cube

6 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Can we have CO 2 exchanges between atmosphere and ocean? Are they similare everywhere? Sea water CO 2 Study of atmosphere-ocean exchange

7 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Study of atmosphere-ocean exchange

8 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Study of ocean acidification Clam shell Sea water (4°C and 20°C) ‏ CO 2 pH

9 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Temps (mn) ‏ Study of ocean acidification

10 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Study of ocean acidification

11 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Sea water CO 2 pH Livin g clam plancton alga... Study of CO 2 exchanges and ocean acidification (with living organisms)

12 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Help from scientists

13 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr Ressources scientifiques fCO 2 of ocean Atmospheric CO 2 fCO2 measuring during a campaign

14 CarboSchools in « Île de France » marc.jamous@ipsl.jussieu.fr 1)Meeting between scientists and teachers 2) Preparation of experimental activities for a classroom 3) Preparation of resources for pupils 4) e-mail exchanges 5) To visit a classroom and to be present at their presentation Help from scientists

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