Carbon capture (non-statutory) | Science | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

Starter quiz

Greenhouse gases are...

gases which contribute towards rising temperatures in Earth's atmosphere. ✓

gases found inside a greenhouse.

green gases.
Since the 1800s, the use of ______ fuels for heating, transportation, and electricity generation has steadily increased.

'fossil ' ✓
Are fossil fuels renewable or non-renewable?

renewable

non-renewable ✓
Which of these energy sources are non-renewable?

solar panels

natural gas ✓

coal ✓

crude oil ✓

wind turbines
When fossil fuels are burned the ______ that is in them combines with oxygen from the air to produce carbon dioxide gas.

'Carbon' ✓
______ levels in the atmosphere are increasing which may be contributing to Earth becoming warmer.

'Carbon dioxide' ✓

Exit quiz

Removing __________ from the atmosphere reduces greenhouse gases.

oxygen

carbon dioxide ✓

heat
Scientists and engineers are creating new ways to store carbon dioxide...

in the atmosphere.

underground. ✓

under the North Sea. ✓
______ carbon dioxide gas turns it into a liquid.

'Compressing' ✓
Using carbon dioxide in its liquid state…

takes up less space for storage. ✓

takes up more space for storage.

takes up the same amount of space for storage.
What underground spaces are used for liquid carbon dioxide storage?

huge underground caves

thick layers

tiny spaces between rocks ✓
Trapping the carbon dioxide produced by industry when burning fossil fuels is called carbon ...

carry.

create.

capture. ✓

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Key learning points

Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere reduces greenhouse gases.
Scientists and engineers are creating new ways to store carbon dioxide underground.
Compressing (squeezing) carbon dioxide gas turns it into a liquid and take up less space for storage.
Scientists and engineers are creating ways to store carbon dioxide under the North Sea.

Common misconception

Eco-anxiety can be caused by news coverage of rising greenhouse gases and global temperatures, and pupils may feel like little is being done to prevent this.

Use the slides to look at the many ways that scientists and engineers are working to create new technologies to capture, remove and reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Keywords

Carbon dioxide - Carbon dioxide gas is one of the gases in our atmosphere.
Atmosphere - The atmosphere is the air that surrounds planet Earth.
Gas - A gas is a substance that is not a solid or a liquid. Gases have no fixed shape and are often invisible.
Capture - To capture something is to take it and hold it.
Liquid - A liquid can flow, has a fixed volume and takes the shape of the bottom of its container.