Purpose
Illustrate the variety of odors that are produced from esters.
Materials
Continue reading ‘What’s that smell? ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
To illustrate expansion of gases under reduced pressure.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Under Pressure ScholAR Demonstration’
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Create your own volcanic eruption and investigate acid-base reactions.
You will need:
(Note: a fun related art project is to create and paint your own volcano out of Plaster of Paris or paper-maché with a built-in well to hold the reagents.)
Safety Tips:
Provide paper towels to clean up the resulting eruption – it can be a fizzy mess. The lab’s reagents are harmless, but you should take care to avoid contact with your eyes.
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Purpose
To illustrate a non-spontaneous and spontaneous reaction.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Rechargeable Battery ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
To illustrate several principles of batteries by using orange juice to power an electric clock.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Orange Clock ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
Illustrate the effect of cross-linking on a polymer.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Joke Juice ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
To illustrate a time delayed reaction which leads to the exploration of several factors which effect reaction rate.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Iodine Clock Reaction ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
To illustrate a synthesis reaction involving reactants in specific proportions.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Hydrogen Rocket ScholAR Demonstration’
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Purpose
Illustrate a chemical change involving chemiluminescence.
Materials
Continue reading ‘Glow in the Dark ScholAR Demonstration’
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