"Ward's Science"

A small amount of potassium permanganate is placed in a petri dish. A few drops of glycerin are added and after a few seconds, a puff of smoke and violet flames are produced.

Create fireworks by conducting a chemical reaction underwater.

Observe color changes through chemical redox reactions of complex ions.

Create your own metal eutectic alloy - a combination of two metals that has a lower melting point that the melting point of either metal.

Create your own fluorescent slime while understanding polymer chemistry.

Learn about the full range of forensic investigations through chemistry, biology, and physical science.

Learn about how to test if a surface has been exposed to gunpowder residue.

Learn about how to test for the presence of blood on materials.

Learn about the different chemical and physical characteristics and properties of glass and how they impact forensics.

Learn about how crime scene investigators use chemiluminescence to test for blood stains.

Learn to identify and classify different types of fingerprints.

Learn how to determine density and displacement.

Study the process of endothermic reactions.

Study the process of exothermic reactions.

Learn about light energy and light-emitting reactions called chemiluminescence.

Learn about thin layer chromatography, an analytical tool to separate similar compounds.