Chemistry & Energy in School

20 fuel cell cars for school lessons!

ATTENTION: This special offer has ended - thank you for your great interest!
The "lucky ones" will be notified shortly.

Are you a teacher and would like to teach your students about the connections between chemistry and renewable energy through experiments?

The Division of Chemistry & Energy of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) supports the purchase of a fuel cell car for your school lessons with up to 100 euros.

Framework conditions

     

  1. You are a teacher at a school in Germany. The campaign applies to all types of schools and all grades.
  2. The GDCh reimburses up to 100 euros per school and per set. If the purchase costs are less than 100 euros, the invoice amount will be reimbursed.
  3. The promotion is limited to 20 demonstration sets ("first come, first serve").
  4. The prerequisite for reimbursement is a “proof photo” that documents the use of the hydrocar in class without showing people’s faces.
  5. You allow the GDCh to publish your name, the name of your school, the class and the photo on its website.

How do you get your demonstration set?

     

  1. Choose a set from any company.
  2. Please fill out this short Online form.
  3. You will receive an acceptance email if you are among the fastest 20 to submit the form .
  4. Once reimbursement has been approved, you can purchase a Hydrocar from the manufacturer of your choice and use it in school classes.
  5. Please send the following 3 files by email to Maike Fries:
    -- summarized in a PDF file: completed & signed reimbursement form
    and invoice for the demonstration set,
    -- Photo demonstrating the use of the set in class ( without identifiable faces),
    -- completed declaration of consent to data usage.
  6. After receipt of all required documents, the GDCh will issue the reimbursement.

We wish you much success in your experimental lessons!

Her
Board of the GDCh Division of Chemistry & Energy

PS: Child-friendly models for the electrolysis of water to hydrogen and oxygen and the reconversion to electricity using a fuel cell can be found here or here.

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