1. Chemistry and
Measurement
- Column
Chromatography
- Conservation of Mass;
Conservation of Volume?
- Density
Demonstrations
- The Elements (Samples of
many elements available)
- How Wide is the Lecture
Hall? A Study of the Precision of The Meter
Stick
- Kilogram Weight, A Liter
Beaker, A Mole
- Paper Chromatography
(Coffee filter, water, and felt tip pen)
- Why Fahrenheit is What
It Is
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2. Atoms, Molecules, and
Ions
- Burning of Methane - see
Types of Chemical Reactions
- Methane/Oxygen
Explosion
- Limewater as Indicator
of CO2
- Molecular Model Sets and
Molecular Models
- Radioactivity
- Making Molecular
Ions
- Conservation of Mass;
Conservation of Volume?
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3. Chemical Reactions: An
Introduction
- Acids and
Carbonates
- Balancing Chemical
Reactions
- Electrolytes:
Conductivity
- Measurements of pH
(compare pH of various solutions with Overhead pH
Meter)
- Soap Suds
Titration
- Types of
Reactions:
- 1) Combustion Reactions:
Methane and Butane (Cigarette Lighter)
- 2) Displacement
Reaction: Zinc and Hydrochloric Acid
- 3) Metathesis Reaction:
Form a Precipitate
- 4) Decomposition
Reaction: Electrolysis of Water
- 5) Oxidation: Copper
Plating a Nail
- 6) Acid-Base: Titrate
HCl with NaOH*
- Red Cabbage Juice pH
Indicator
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4. Calculations with
Chemical Formulas and Equations
- The Ammonia
Fountain
- Dilute 1 M NaOH to 0.1 M
NaOH*
- Limiting Reagent: Put a
Candle Under a Jar*
- One Mole Samples of
Various Substances*
- Preparation of Acetylene
in a Caving Helmet 75 Prepare 1 M NaOH*
- Titration of HCl with
NaOH*
- Effect of pH on
Solubility
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5. The Gaseous
State
- Ammonium Chloride
Ring
- Absolute
Zero
- Ammonia
Fountain
- Boiling Acetone at Lower
than Standard Pressure
- Boyle's Law
- Bromine
Diffusion
- Cartesian
Diver
- Collapsing
Can
- Density
Demonstrations
- The Effect of
Temperature of the Rate of Diffusion
- Fun with Liquid
Nitrogen
- Model of Lung and
Diaphram
- Pressure of Water Versus
Pressure of Air
- Volume of CO2 Increases
as Temperature Increases
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6.
Thermochemistry
- The Acid in Water
Puzzle
- The Dehydration of Sugar
by Sulfuric Acid
- Endothermic and
Exothermic Reactions
- Heat of
Solution
- Luminol
- The Magic Wand (Reaction
of Potassium Chlorate and Sugar)
- The Specific Heat of
Four Different Metals
7. Quantum Theory and the
Atom
- Atomic
Spectra
- Emission
Spectrometry
- Flame Tests
- Radioactivity
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8. Electron Configurations
and Periodicity
- Acidic and Basic
Oxides
- Alkali Metal Properties
(Li, Na, and K react with water)
- Alkaline Earth
Metals
- The Carbon Family (C,
Si, and Ge samples) - see The Elements
- Copper Plating a
Nail
- The Elements (Samples of
Many are Available)
- The Noble Metals (Au,
Ag, and Cu samples) - see The Elements
- Periodic Table
Construction
- Rare Gases (Small
discharge tubes of He, Ne, Ar)
- Space Filling Models of
Methane
- Halogens
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9. Ionic and Covalent
Bonding
- Colors of Transition
Metal Ions
- Conductivity of Ionic
and Covalent Solutions
10. Molecular Geometry and
Chemical Bonding Theory
- Molecular Geometry and
Geometric Isomers
- Molecular Model Sets and
Molecular Models
- Tetrahedron From Four
Balloons*
- Tetrahedron Model - see
Molecular Geometry...
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11. States of Matter;
Liquids and Solids
- Molecular Model Sets and
Molecular Models
- Critical
Temperature
12. Solutions
- Saturated and
Supersaturated Solutions
- Solubility of Alcohol:
Miscible and Immiscible Liquids
- The Tyndall
Effect
- Making Molecular
Ions
13. Chemical Reactions:
Acid-Base and Oxidation-Reduction Concepts
- Acidic and Basic Oxides
- Ammonia Fountain
- Ammonium Chloride Ring
- Buffer Action of
Alka-Seltzer
- Copper Plating a Nail
- The Magic Wand (Reaction
of Potassium Chlorate and Sugar)
- Measurements of pH
(compare pH of various solutions with Overhead pH Meter)
- Red Cabbage Juice pH
Indicator
- Redox Reaction with
Manganese (disproportionation)
- Oxidation States of
Chromium
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14. Rates of
Reaction
- Ash Catalyzes the
Combustion of Sugar
- Briggs-Rausher
Oscillating Reaction
- Surface Area and Rxn
Rate: The Flammability of Powder & Steel
Wool
- Hydrogen Peroxide Iodine
Clock: The Oxidation of Potassium Iodide by
H2O2
- Light Catalyzed
Bromination of Hexanes and Aromatic Compounds
- Liver and
Peroxide
- Lysozyme Molecular Model
with Model of Saccharide - see Molecular
Models...
- Oscillating Methanol
Explosion
- "Rossini, William Tell,
and The Iodine Clock Reaction"
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15. Chemical Equilibrium;
Gaseous Reactions
- Briggs-Rauscher
Oscillating Clock Reaction
- Burning of Methane - see
Types of Chemical Reactions
- Effect of pH on
Solubility
- Limewater as Indicator
of CO2
- Le Chatelier's
Principle
- Oscillating Methanol
Explosion
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16. Acid-Base
Equilibria
- Buffer Action of
Alka-Seltzer
- Measurements of pH
(compare pH of various solutions with Overhead pH
Meter)
- Red Cabbage Juice pH
Indicator
- NaOH and CO2: Why it is
Important to Keep Standard NaOH Solutions
Capped
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17. Solubility and
Complex-Ion Equilibria
- Changing Coordination
Numbers: Nickel Complexes
- Oxidation States of
Chromium
- Oxidation States of
Vanadium
- Effect of pH on
Solubility
- Precipitates and
Complexes of Nickel (II)
18. Thermodynamics and
Equilibrium
- The Acid in Water
Puzzle
- Luminol
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19.
Electrochemistry
- Be A
Battery!
- Copper Plating a
Nail
- Electrolysis of
Water
- The Orange
Flash
- Zinc-Copper Battery
(with Salt Bridge or in U-Tube)
- Nernst Equation:
Dependence of emf on Concentration
- Electroplating with a
Battery
20. Nuclear
Chemistry
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21. Metallurgy and
Chemistry of the Main-Group Metals
- Alkali Metal Properties
(Li, Na, and K react with water)
- Alkaline Earth Metals
(Ca samples to show, Mg ribbon to burn)
- The Elements (Samples of
many elements available)
- The Noble Metals (Au,
Ag, and Cu samples) - see The Elements
- The Golden
Penny
22. Chemistry of the
Nonmetals
- The Carbon Family (C,
Si, and Ge samples) - see The Elements
- Models of Bucky Ball,
Diamond, and Graphite - see Molecular Models
- The Dehydration of Sugar
by Sulfuric Acid
- The Elements (Samples of
many elements available)
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23. The Transition
Elements
- Acidic and Basic
Oxides
- Changing Coordination
Numbers: Nickel Complexes
- Chiral Models - see
Molecular Geometry and Geometric Isomers
- Cis and Trans Isomers -
see Molecular Geometry and Geometric Isomers
- Colors of Transition
Metal Ions
- Precipitates and
Complexes of Nickel (II)
- Oxidation States of
Chromium
- Oxidation States of
Vanadium
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24. Organic
Chemistry
- The Alkanes
(Samples)
- Colorful Oxidation of
Alcohols
- Light Catalyzed
Bromination of Hexanes and Aromatic Compounds
- Nylon 6-10
- Odorivectors
- Polymers
- Polyurethane
- Preparation of Acetylene
(an Alkyne): The Caving Helmet
- Soap Suds
Titration
- Solubility of
Alcohol
- Space-filling Models of
CH4
- Sugars
(Samples)*
- Tetrahedron From Four
Balloons*
- Tetrahedron Molecular
Model - see Molecular Geometry...
- Tollen's Test for
Aldehydes and Ketones (The Silver Mirror)
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25.
Biochemistry
- Column
Chromatography
- DNA Models - see
Molecular Model Sets and Molecular Models Liver and
Peroxide
- Lysozyme Molecular Model
with Model of Saccharide - see Molecular
Models...
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