Fuels for energy assignment. You are going to: do a presentation about a specific energy resource. For example: Coal Natural gas Nuclear fission Wind.

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Fuels for energy assignment

You are going to: do a presentation about a specific energy resource. For example: Coal Natural gas Nuclear fission Wind energy Biomass Oil Solar energy And so on…

Conditions Groups of 4 (some of three if needed) Everyone has a share in the presentation Use of PowerPoint is not obliged, but handy! Grade will count twice This is physics, make it a technical story! Short 5 minute presentation covers at least: – How is the energy processed? – Advantages and disadvantages

Products Before the presentation, your group must hand in a logbook on paper. This paper contains: Names of group members Which group member did what Who tells what in the presentation Sources your group used

Products Presentation dates: 2nd lesson in the week of 3 February Products: Presentation Logbook with task division and sources