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Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : |   |
Age Group | : | 11 to 16 years |
Keywords | : | ceramic, colour, glass |
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Classic Chemistry Experiments : Properties of the transition metals and their compounds
The Periodic Table allows chemists to see similarities and trends in the properties of
chemical elements. This experiment illustrates some properties...
Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : | |
Age Group | : | 14 to 18 years |
Chemistry for Non-Specialists Course Book: Making glass
A sample of glass is made by heating a mixture of lead oxide, zinc oxide and boric acidstrongly until it melts. The glass formed can be coloured by ad...
Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : | |
Age Group | : | 14 to 18 years |
In search of more solutions: Nobili's rings
Use an electrochemical cell to investigate the phenomenon of Nobili’s rings - the beautiful coloured concentric rings which are seen on the surface o...
Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : | |
Age Group | : | 16 to 18 years |
Classic Chemistry Experiments : Getting metals from rocks
This experiment involves producing copper from copper ore (malachite). The
composition of malachite is mainly copper carbonate (CuCO3). This experime...
Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : | |
Age Group | : | 11 to 16 years |
Classic chemistry demos 8: cobalt equilibrium
The equilibrium between Co(H2O)62+ and CoCl42−
Type of Activity | : | group |
Audience | : | |
Age Group | : | 14 years and above |