Showing 59 experiments that use the Wireless pH Sensor.
Acid Rain and Weathering
Students will use a pH sensor and vinegar to model the effects of acid rain on various materials.
Evaluation of Lemonade as a Buffer
Students use a powdered commercial lemonade formulation as a model for buffers and test its capacity to resist pH changes.
Introduction to Acids and Bases
Students will use a pH sensor to determine the pH of common household substances.
Introduction to Buffers
Students use titration and pH to investigate the components of a buffer and how it acts to resist pH change.
Investigation of Acid-Base Titrations
Students compare the pH titration profiles of strong, weak and polyprotic acids.
Investigating Physical and Chemical Changes of Matter
Students use a variety of sensors and particle modeling to characterize physical and chemical changes of matter.
Percentage of H₂O₂ in Your Drugstore Hydrogen Peroxide
This lab is an introduction to Redox titration. Students use a redox probe and titration to determine the hydrogen peroxide content of a drugstore...
A Chemistry Mystery: Name That Unknown!
Students use several methods to characterize compounds according to the nature of intramolecular bonding.
How Much Acid is in Your Fruit Juice?
Students use titration and a pH sensor to study the organic acid content of fruit juices.
Water Purification
Students use a pH sensor and a conductivity sensor to evaluate the effectiveness of various water treatment processes.
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