Chemistry Experiments

The Boiling Point experiment exemplifies a best use of the Web.

Other projects have attempted similar tasks; for instance, one experiment asks students around the world to measure carbon dioxide in the air.

Since most worldwide connected schools are in urban areas, it turns out that the amount of carbon dioxide does not vary much.

Major cities, however, are located at different elevations so The Boiling Point experiment works.

What other chemistry experiments would provide a similar learning experience?.

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Crystal Growing Science: 5 Ways to Grow Crystals

This resource looks at what are crystals and how do they form? A crystal is a solid material with atoms and molecules that are arranged in a consistent…  learn more

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Science Teachers' Resource Center

Check out the Science Teachers' Resource Center at Lapeer School for directions about some innovative as well as traditional experiments. They will welcome your successful experiments here.  learn more

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Spacecraft Materials and the Chemistry of Space Exploration

In this lab activity from NASA, students will become materials scientists for a day. Designing a satellite or a rover means understanding the properties of metals under conditions…  learn more

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The Catalyst

The Catalyst is an online journal for high school chemistry teachers.  learn more

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NSTA Free Resources

National Science Teacher Association. Free resources and free lesson plans.  learn more

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Science is Fun - University of Wisconsin

The mission of the Wisconsin Initiative for Science Literacy is to promote literacy in science, mathematics and technology among the general public and to attract future generations to…  learn more