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Direct linkGreen, Travis C.; Gresh, Rebekkah H.; Cochran, Desiree A.; Crobar, Kaitlyn A.; Blass, Peter M.; Ostrowski, Alexis D.; Campbell, Dean J.; Xie, Charles; Torelli, Andrew T. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2020
Infrared (IR) thermography renders invisible infrared radiation with intuitive coloration in images and videos taken of objects, reactions, and processes. Educators can take advantage of this technology to extend students' sensory perception of chemical reactions or processes that absorb or release heat in rich detail. In theory, IR thermography…
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