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Percent composition, Empirical formula and Molarcular formula of Magnesium oxide
This easy to follow lab experiment is intended to complement your teaching on Percent Composition, Empirical Formula, and Molecular Formula as well as the law of definite proportion and percent composition. The lab handout includes a materials list and a simple and clear procedure. The lab activity uses only 1 chemical (magnesium metal) easily sourced at any chemical supplies store making it a quick and simple lab activity to setup. The detailed procedure makes it easy for students to follow.
10th - 12th
Chemistry
NGSS
HS-PS1-7
, HS-PS1-2
Chemistry lab: Percentage of copper in brass
This easy to follow (AP) chemistry lab experiment is intended to complement your teaching on Percent Composition, Percent by mass, or as an integral part of Concentration of Solution. The activity utilizes concepts of the mole, molar mass, molarity and the Beer-Lambert law. The lab handout includes an illustrated materials list and a simple and clear procedure. The lab activity uses chemicals easily sourced at any chemical supplies store and a brass sample procured from a hardware store. The d
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry
NGSS
HS-PS1-7
AP Chemistry Summer Assignment | 8 Topics for AP Prep
Teaching AP Chemistry next year? Get your students off on the right foot with this summer assignment. This assignment is designed to allow students to prepare or review introductory concepts from the first year chemistry course so that they can hit the ground running in for Unit 1 in August/September. Topic 1: Significant Figures Topic 2: Metric and Temperature Conversions Topic 3: Nomenclature (inorganic, covalent and acids) Topic 4: Atomic Structure Topic 5: Writing and Balancing Chemical Equ
9th - 12th
Chemistry
Also included in: AP Chemistry Summer Assignment & Test Bundle | 8 Topics for AP Prep
Harry Potter/Hogwarts Periodic Table Lab for MS/HS - Intro to Chemistry
Bring the popular Harry Potter series into your science class as you present students with a scenario regarding the wizarding periodic table. Students can work independently or in groups to figure out where these "leaked" elements fit in relation to the muggle periodic table. Great for all levels of students: inclusion to gifted. I've done this assignment with middle schoolers, but have also been done it with high school students as well. Have all groups work on this periodic table or assign eac
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
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