Boyle's Law
Students use a pressure sensor to experimentally determine a mathematic expression of Boyle’s law.
Charles' Law
Students use a temperature sensor to experimentally determine the relationship between the temperature and volume of a gas.
Electrolytes
Students use a Conductivity Sensor to distinguish an electrolyte from a non-electrolyte, and create a calibration curve to estimate the concentration of...
Solution Concentration
Students use a colorimeter to construct a calibration curve of known solution concentrations and determine the unknown concentration of a solution (Beer’s...
Colored Solutions
Students use a colorimeter to develop an understanding of how different wavelengths of light interact with particles of a colored solution to produce the...
Project: Design a Purification Process
Students must engineer a system to purify water that contains macroscopic and microscopic contaminants...
Research Enhancement: Water Purification
Students research, discuss, and write about a local water pollution issue.
Optimum Conditions
Students use a pressure and temperature sensor to observe the effect of changing various experimental conditions on the rate of a chemical reaction.
Catalysts
Students compare the rate of hydrogen peroxide decomposition using a variety of catalysts and catalyst sources.
Equilibrium Reactions
Students model an equilibrium reaction at the particle level as well as the visible level.
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