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Project title Make a model of a power plant that uses steam
Difficulty Level Middle school
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Description
This project was adapted from Science Projects in Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency written by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, published and copyright 1991 by the American Solar Energy Society, and distributed by the National Energy Foundation.  

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