eScience Labs: Chemistry Labs
The eScience Labs lab kit, created specifically for college-level Chemistry, includes models, specimens, safety equipment, and more. This kit, combined with Odigia’s Teaching and Learning Tools, is everything you need to engage, collaborate, track, and assess your students.
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eScience Labs: Chemistry Labs
Lab Kits Available in Odigia:
Laboratory Safety and Procedures
- Exercise 1: Safety Contract
- Experiment 1: Neutralization of Acids and Bases
Thinking Like a Chemist: The Scientific Method
- Experiment 1: Using the Scientific Method
- Exercise 1: Using the Scientific Method to Write a Lab Report
Data Analysis and Graphing
- Experiment 1: Metric Measurements
- Experiment 2: Density of a Gummy Bear
Types of Matter
- Experiment 1: Classification of Matter
- Experiment 2: Separation of a Mixture of Sand and Salt
Exploring Solubility
- Experiment 1: Kool-Aid® Molarity
- Experiment 2: Slime Time
Examination of Physical and Chemical Properties
- Experiment 1: Density of a Substance
- Experiment 2: Solubility and Reactivity
Measuring Heats of Reactions
- Experiment 1: Determination of Specific Heat of a Metal
- Experiment 2: Determining the Energy in Food
Distinguishing Between Endothermic & Exothermic Reactions
- Experiment 1: Conservation of Heat Energy
- Experiment 2: Cold Pack vs. Hand-Warmers
- Experiment 3: Chemistry of Ice Cream
Electron Configuration
- Experiment 1: The Chemistry of Fireworks
Electromagnetic Radiation
- Experiment 1: Measuring the Wavelength of a Laser
Molecular Geometry: The VSEPR Model
- Experiment 1: Molecular Models of Neutral Molecules
Types of Chemical Bonds
- Experiment 1: Building Models of Ionic and Covalent Bonds using Valence Electrons
- Experiment 2: Correlate the Melting Points of Various Elements with their Bond Type
- Experiment 3: Solubility Characteristics of Chemical Bonds
Molar Mass and Freezing Point Depression
- Experiment 1: Determining Molar Mass from Freezing Point
Evaluating Precipitation Reactions
- Experiment 1: Performing a Precipitation Reaction
Types of Chemical Reactions
- Exercise 1: Types of Chemical Reactions
Oxidation-Reduction Reactions
- Experiment 1: Preparation of Iron (II) Acetate and Iron (III) Acetate
Molar Mass
- Experiment 1: Percent Sugar in Bubble Gum
Periodic Trends in Atomic Properties
- Experiment 1: Construction of a Periodic Table
Stoichiometric Calculations: Reactants and Products
- Experiment 1: Calculating the Yield of Calcium Carbonate
Exploring Reaction Rates
- Experiment 1: Temperature and the Rate of Chemical Reaction
Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis
- Experiment 1: Enzymes in Food
- Experiment 2: Effect of Temperature on Enzyme Activity
Titration Indicators
- Experiment 1: Getting Acquainted with Indicators
Chemical Nomenclature
- Experiment 1: Nomenclature Practice
Compound Formulas
- Experiment 1: Determining the Chemical Formula for Copper Gluconate
Qualitative Analysis of Ions
- Experiment 1: Qualitative Analysis of Reactions
Gas Laws
- Experiment 1: Ideal Gas Law – Finding Percent H 2 O 2
- Experiment 2: Charles’s Law (Part 1)
- Experiment 3: Charles’s Law (Part 2)
Acid- Base Titrations
- Experiment 1: Titrations with Taco Sauce
Molar Volume of Gases
- Experiment 1: Determining Molar Volume
Determining Molar Mass and Vapor Density
- Experiment 1: Calculating the Molar Mass of Ethanol
Nuclear Chemistry
- Experiment 1: Estimating Half-Life
Reaction Rates
- Experiment 1: Calculating Rate of Reaction
Equilibrium Constants
- Experiment 1: Equilibrium Constants
Preparation of Buffer Solutions
- Experiment 1: Preparing a Buffer
- Experiment 2: Preparing a Buffer Solution with Borax
Standardization of a Solution
- Experiment 1: Determining Molarity of NaOH
Separation by Chromatography
- Experiment 1: Paper Chromatography
Chromatography
- Experiment 1: Paper Chromatography of Carotenoids
Electrochemical Series
- Experiment 1: Plating Copper Gluconate
- Experiment 2: Waste Disposal of Copper Gluconate
Electrochemical Cells
- Experiment 1: Electrochemical Cells
Coordination Compounds and Isomers
- Experiment 1: Creating Isomers
Organic Chemical Nomenclature
- Experiment 1: Nomenclature Practice
- Exercise 2: Drawing Organic Molecules
Hydrocarbons
- Experiment 1: Solubility Testing
- Experiment 2: Hydrocarbon Melting Points
Stereochemistry
- Experiment 1: Modeling Chirality
Esters and Alcohols
- Exercise 1: Synthesis of Fragrant Esters
Aspirin Analysis
- Experiment 1: Aspirin Extraction
Saponification
- Experiment 1: Saponification of Vegetable Oil
Antioxidant Analysis
- Experiment 1: Iodometric Titration
The Chemistry of Life
- Experiment 1: Testing for Biomolecules
Isoelectric Point Titration
- Experiment 1: Isoelectric Point Titration of Proline
Protein Isolation
- Experiment 1: Casein Extraction
These labs have been combined with our comprehensive Chemistry content to create a complete digital learning experience for your students.
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