Applied Chemistry Learning Activities
Illustrate a variety of key chemistry concepts using the materials provided by these demonstrative lab activity kits. Explore common chemistry concepts such as the interaction of chemicals in controlled reactions, the formation of precipitates, and more spectacular reactions. These latter reactions can help students become familiar with chemical principles such as redox, synthesis, decomposition, ionic reactions in aqueous solutions, and exothermic reactions. Starter sets and comprehensive kits include all the reaction plates, pipettes, and more that may be required for performing reactions.
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Innovating Science® Unknown Compositions - Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate
Determine the purity of a ferrous ammonium sulfate sample via gravimetric and spectrophotometric analysis.
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Innovating Science® Gold Nanoparticle Demonstration
Perform a reduction reaction to understand and demonstrate the properties of gold nanoparticles.
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Innovating Science® Synthesis of a Coordination Complex Lab Kit
Produce a bright-green iron compound in this multi-step synthesis.
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Innovating Science® Introduction to Complexometric Titration Lab Kit
Perform a common analytical technique, complexometric titration, to quantify calcium in samples.
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Innovating Science® The Silicate Garden
Demonstrate chemical structures through the formation of silicate crystals.
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Innovating Science® Polymers - Making Fluorescent Worms
Create your own fluorescent worms while understanding polymer chemistry and cross-linking.
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Innovating Science Unknown Compositions Samples: Potassium Hydrogen Phthalate
A series of potassium hydrogen phthalate samples with a range of known purities.
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The Volcano - Dehydration of Sucrose
Create your own volcano for a science fair demonstration.
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Formation of Silicate (Red & White Precipitates)
Show how silicates of divalent ions are insoluble in water whereas silicates of monovalent ions are soluble.
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Innovating Science® Thionin and Iron: A Light Induced Redox Reaction
Understand the effect of light energy on a redox reaction.