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Practical Chemistry/
Microscale Chemistry
Microscale chemistry experiments use small quantities of chemicals and simple equipment. These have the advantages of reducing costs, reducing safety hazards and allowing many experiments to be done quickly and sometimes outside of the laboratory. Microscale Chemistry is a book of such experiments, designed for use in schools and colleges. The ideas behind the experiments in it come from many sources, including chemistry teachers from all around the world.
Type: Teacher guidance
In this microscale chemistry experiment, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, students use a clear plastic sheet to cover a worksheet in order to carry out pH tests on a series of laboratory and household solutions.
The resource is set out as teachers' notes followed by the students' page which presents the...
A Chemical Reaction
In this microscale chemistry experiment, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, students observe the chemical reaction between potassium iodide and lead nitrate using a worksheet covered by a clear plastic sheet.
The resource is set out as teachers' notes followed by the students' page which presents the task...
Observing Chemical Changes
In this microscale chemistry experiment, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, students use a clear plastic sheet to cover a worksheet and observe ten chemical reactions. The reactions covered include redox reactions, displacement reactions and precipitation reactions.
The resource is set out as teachers'...
The Reaction of Metals with Acids
In this microscale chemistry experiment, from the Royal Society of Chemistry, students observe the reactions between metals and different acids using a worksheet covered by a clear plastic sheet.
The resource is set out as teachers' notes followed by the students' page which presents the task to be...
Science, Practical work, Chemistry
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