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The complete set of Innovating Science 16 AP Chemistry Kits is available! Kits Included; IS8101 Lab #1: Effect of Concentration on Transmitted Light IS8102 Lab #2: Beer’s Law – Mass...
Students will design a buffer that can maintain a pH within a narrow range when certain amounts of acid and base are added. The activity contains enough materials for 15...
Many household products contain buffering chemicals. Students will design a procedure to determine the buffering agents that are in different household products such as foods, beverages and over the counter...
Students will conduct a series of acid-base titrations and determine the concentrations of two unknowns. They will create a procedure to collect quantitative titration data using a buret and pH...
Students will investigate Le Chatelier’s principle and why it works. They will also investigate this principle by testing several systems at equilibrium and then selecting specific ones to produce the...
Students study the various energy changes that occur with the formations of solutions for laboratory salts. From this data they will create the best and safest hand warmer. Students will...
Students will determine the rate law for the reaction of crystal violet and sodium hydroxide. Students will also prepare dilutions of stock crystal violet solutions to generate a Beer’s law...
Students will observe and measure the evolution of carbon dioxide gas from the decomposition of calcium carbonate when mixed with an acid. Students will also create experiments to determine the...
Students will test the solubility of each possible component of a commercially available pain reliever in an organic solvent, ethyl acetate, and in a basic aqueous solution of sodium bicarbonate....
Students will determine the actual concentration of the Hydrogen Peroxide in the bottle by titration and determine if it is lower than the value on the label. Hydrogen Peroxide will...
First, students will design their own experiment to separate two substances using green chemistry principles. Students will also design and perform an experiment to quantitatively measure the weight percent of...
Students will identify unknown chemicals based on laboratory testing of their physical and chemical properties. Students will identify the 4 different kinds of bonds that exist in chemicals: ionic, polar...
Students collect data using different solvents to identify the optimal solvent for separation. They will then illustrate the intermolecular forces that are acting on the molecules in the separation. Students...
Study how the concentration of acids in various consumer beverages may be determined by titration with sodium hydroxide. Students will determine the proper indicator to use in the titration of...
Students will investigate the suitability of gravimetric analysis for determining the amount of water hardness in the form of calcium carbonate found in various water samples. The activity contains enough...
Students will design a laboratory procedure to analyze the amount of copper in brass using a spectrophotometer. Students identify the correlation among wavelength, absorbance, and concentration for each of three...