"Ward's Phenomena"

Real world application of chemistry on natural water sources.

How does a glow stick work?

Invent a small device to rescue a cell phone from water.

Distillation kit includes 15 pieces of glassware made from high quality, heavy duty, 3.3 borosilicate glass.

Set up an electrochemical cell using a variety of materials.

Explore the gas laws through reaction of sodium bicarbonate and hydrochloric acid.

Perform a reduction reaction to understand and demonstrate the properties of gold nanoparticles.

Perform an electrolytic redox reaction to create tin crystals in a solution.

Draw on a piece of filter paper by utilizing an electrolytic redox reaction with different colored 'ink'.

Explore the four main types of materials: metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites.

Investigate equilibrium and LeChatlier's principle through 4 different experiments.

An introduction to stoichiometry through the formation of solid silver on a copper wire.

Explain the principle of high surface tension as water acts like a membrane stretched across the surface preventing sulfur particles from sinking.

Prepare a flask containing a yellow solution, as you mix it on a magnetic stirrer the solution will turn from yellow to blue and back to yellow.

Use an overhead projector to study the reaction of Le Chatelier’s principle.

A large quantity of foam is produced when detergent and potassium iodide are added to hydrogen peroxide.