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Higher education chemistry laboratories under $5
How to Write a Lab Report: Guidelines, Rubric, and Sample Write Up
Lab Report - Lab report rubric, lab conclusionThis lab report bundle has saved me hours of grading and preparation usually required when grading lab reports consistently and fairly. Instead of the teacher writing multiple notes to the student on their reports, you can merely circle the rubric category that your student falls into. Students immediately know where they went wrong, and how to fix it. Also, the lab format sheet is written for easy student understanding, and application.This bund
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Flame Test
Flame Test - Electrons, LightThis is a much easier way to do the flame test lab experiment. Usually most experiments have you use a nichrome wire and acid cleaning each time a new test is to be completed. With my method, it will take you only half as much time to complete the lab. This lab includes background information that discusses the usages of the flame test, how electrons emit colored light, and explains the difference between the ground state and excited state of an atom.Included:•Bac
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Stoichiometry Lab and Limiting Reactant Making Chalk Labs Percent Yield editable
Looking for an easy-prep, fun editable stoichiometry lab? This stoichiometry chalk lab involves the precipitation of chalk and percent yield in two versions. Version 1: stoichiometry, where students are given one mass of reactant and asked to calculate the other. Version 2: students are given the masses of reactants and must determine which to use to calculate their theoretical yield in a limiting reactant problem. Great for multiple levels of chemistry!Answer key included - limiting reactant ke
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-PS1-7
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Jackie F.
VSEPR Theory Model Balloon Shapes Intro Lab and Activity – print & digital
Teaching VSEPR model theory? Utilize this visual, active VSEPR Molecular Geometry Balloon introduction lab, in print and digital Google Apps format, illustrating VSEPR 3D molecular shapes. Students begin this activity with a short reading over electron repulsion and draw Lewis structures of 10 molecules and name them. Balloons model stations illustrate shapes and VSEPR shape names. Students are then asked to evaluate new molecules, digitally or in-person with model kit stations to build 3-D mode
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-PS1-3
Also included in: VSEPR Theory Bundle of VSEPR activities in print and digital
Lab Activity: Introduction to Stoichiometry
This lab experiment is a great introduction to stoichiometry. Students will study the reaction of copper (II) sulfate with iron. Students will then compare the actual mole ratio of iron and copper to the experimental ratio they obtained from their experiment. Helpful teacher-prep guide will give you great tips and tricks to carry out this experiment with ease. The post-lab quiz that is included will make it even easier to assess your student’s understanding.This lab experiment includes:•Teacher-
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Activity: Calculating the Atomic Mass of Candium
Atomic Structure - Atomic massThis is a very prep-friendly lab for teachers to use when they wish to teach their students about atomic mass calculations. Students use a fictitious element called “Candium” to calculate the average atomic mass from three different isotopes. Students have practice with calculating percent abundance, average mass, and average atomic mass. Extremely helpful teacher-prep guide is also included!Learning objectives: Your students will be able to...•Calculate the ato
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Empirical Formula Determination
Empirical Formula Lab - Magnesium oxideThis lab activity will help your students understand the method of calculating an empirical formula for a compound from experimental data. Students will determine the empirical formula for magnesium oxide through its combustion. Preparation for this activity will take no more than 5 minutes, and the helpful teacher prep guide will ensure your lab will run as smoothly as possible! A post-lab quiz is included, and will make the assessment part of this lab
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change Data Analysis Virtual Lab
Updated links as of March 2022. This lab for in-person or distance learning uses a variety of data from NOAA and other websites to help your students understand greenhouse gases, where they are found and whether they are increasing or decreasing. Then, students analyze data about the effects of climate change with real-time data about temperature, precipitation and other data. Then, students delve into longer term data including ice-core data.This lab walks students through each graph and data s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-1
, HS-ESS3-5
Also included in: AP Environmental Science Unit 9 Bundle
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB: SAPONIFICATION REACTION (MAKING SOAP)
This is the best organic chemistry lab and the students remember and talk about it at the dinner table with families. The set up is easy and the materials are readily available. This lab works well to finish off the organic unit on hydrolysis of esters and saponification reactions. Try it out and you will be happy with the results. We have prepared the soap for the last ten years and the students surely enjoy it. The document includes: an exemplar lab report, the rubric and the answer key to the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lab Activity: Precipitation Reactions
Naming and Formula Writing - Ionic, CovalentThe purpose of this lab activity is to teach your students how to identify when a precipitate forms in a chemical reaction. It also provides great practice with naming and formula writing – students will use their lab data to write the name and chemical formula for the precipitate that forms in each reaction (17 precipitates total). Helpful teacher prep guide and great lab graphics make this lab easy for students to record their data and even easier
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Stoichiometry - Limiting Reagent and Percent Yield
Stoichiometry - Limiting reactant (reagent), Percent yieldThis lab experiment is a classic lab experiment used in college-prep chemistry courses in order to study limiting reactants (reagents) and percent yield. Students will study the reaction of lead (II) nitrate and potassium iodide. Students will derive the balanced chemical equation, compute the theoretical amount of product formed, then compare this to the actual amount produced. Post lab questions and a post-lab quiz are included to make
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Ionic and Covalent bond properties lab
Have students use their knowledge of ionic and covalent bonding to identify two unnamed powders.
Students will perform a series of experiments to determine the properties of two unnamed powders in order to determine which is ionic and which is covalent. Properties students investigate include: physical state, melting point, electrical conductivity, solubility and electrical conductivity with distilled water.
Included:
4 page student lab worksheet
List of equipment to order
4 page marking reco
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Titration of Aspirin Lab - Macro Lab
In this fun 90 minute activity, students will measure the amount of aspirin in a tablet by titration with .100M NaOH. This product includes a) power point presentation of the process for day 1 in which the teacher titrates the first tablet with the class b) student lab sheet c) student data tables for lab books if you use them and d) a follow up quiz in which students titrate an unknown solution of HCl with the same solution of NaOH.
Students will use mathematics to determine the moles and t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Micro Mole Stoichiometry Rockets - Fun in the Chem Lab
This fun and totally safe lab activity allows students to investigate stoichiometry by determining the best ratio of hydrogen and oxygen gases to have a complete and pretty exciting reaction. If you’ve wanted to order the Flinn Scientific kit and not had the budget, this lab will let you do the same thing with some simple materials from your chemical stockroom and the grocery store. Better yet, you can do it for years to come without having to order new kits and you can do it for hundreds
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Heats of Reactions (Hess' Law)
Thermochemistry - Hess LawThis lab activity will help your students understand the method of determining the heat of reactions from experimental data and performing Hess's Law to prove that reactions add up to an overall equation. Students will determine the heat of reactions for three related chemical reactions. Preparation for this activity will take no more than 20 minutes with my helpful teacher prep guide that gives you the proper dilutions for each solution, and gives you tips and tricks
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Significant Digits Popcorn Lab/Activity
When my students struggled with accuracy and precision and just plain fought me about writing values with units and significant digits, I knew I had to do something. This activity works! When students are done, they understand why we write values the way that we do and why significant digits or figures are so important. There's some laughter too and a lot of that early in the year grumpiness vanishes.
This activity reinforces the differences between accuracy and precision and how many signif
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Spectral Emissions
Spectral Emissions - Electrons, LightThis is a fantastic lab that will aid in your student’s understanding of the emission spectra for various gaseous substances. With the detailed background section, students will be able to explain what each color in the line spectra represents and why each spectra is unique. The teacher prep guide is very helpful for planning and preparation.Materials your students will need:•Voltage source •Various gas emission tubes•Diffraction gratings *Suggestions for
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Lab Activity: Electrical Conductivity of Solutions
Electrolytes - Ionic compoundsThe purpose of this lab activity is to teach your students how to identify electrolytes and non-electrolytes. It also provides great practice with naming and formula writing of organic and inorganic compounds. Students will learn how to write chemical equations for electrolytes and predict which substances would be good conductors of electricity. Helpful teacher prep guide and great lab graphics make this lab easy for students to record their data and even easie
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Osmosis Lab - Gummy Bear Osmosis
ALL ABOUT OSMOSIS!
This is an extremely engaging and visually stimulating way for your students to observe the process of osmosis. They will have the chance to see hypotonic, hypertonic and isotonic cells in solution through this lab.
Students will take part on a 3 day (half day) lab that will guide them through how semipermeable membranes work by demonstrating osmotic movement through the Gummy Bear membrane!
This lab includes:
-Student worksheet
-Teacher tips with pictures
-Vocabulary rev
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Cells Bundle - Boom Cards, Activities, Labs and Worksheets!
Measuring the Speed of Light: Marshmallows and Microwaves
This is an activity that has been around a while, but without a lab write up, it isn't much help. I've written an introduction to microwaves and how they work along with data collection, a percent error calculation and a conclusion.
Students will measure the speed of light to a surprising decree of precision using a layer of marshmallows in a microwave oven. The rotating table is removed and each group heats their marshmallows 15-30 seconds. The marshmallows will rise and then sink, turning
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Chemical Reaction Types Lab Stations - Print, Digital / Virtual and Editable Lab
Teaching chemical reaction types? This favorite chemical reaction types lab is also available in a fully virtual lab with editable, self-checking chemical reaction types lab stations. In print and digital Google Apps format, this activity has engaging practice -with embedded videos! - over chemical reaction types, predicting products, and balancing equations. Use this for years to come! You can run the lab in-person, then have students input data into the digital version so that it grades it fo
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-PS1-6
, HS-PS1-7
Elements, Compounds and Mixtures All - in - One Lab Activity & Worksheet
Make teaching easier with this all-in-one Chemistry/Physical Science lab and Worksheet: Elements, Compounds and Mixtures. Use this worksheet as an introduction, review, reinforcement, or as an alternative assessment. Students will read about the differences and similarities between elements, compounds and mixtures and differentiate between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures. Students will classify different forms of matter on paper. Finally, students will explore a variety of examples of
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Chemistry Activity and Worksheet Set
End of Year High School Chemistry Review Stations
Your high school chemistry students will enjoy four interactive stations, which will review major topics covered in introductory chemistry courses. I use this resource as a review the week before my students take their final exams, but it can also be used during the final days of school as a fun activity. A detailed answer key and post-station quiz is also included!Topics reviewed in the stations include stoichiometry, naming compounds, determining bond type, using the gas laws, determining reac
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: High School Chemistry Interactive Lab Station Bundle
Decomposition of a Carbonate Stoichiometry Lab - Cheap and Easy
This is a great lab with low error and clear instructions that your students will enjoy. The lab includes an introduction to how baking soda works in recipes where the heat of the oven or skillet causes decomposition of the bicarbonate into carbon dioxide gas, acting as a leavening agent. The lab takes 50 minutes start to finish including calculations, so you can actually finish it in a class period!
The file includes teacher instructions and set up, safety precautions, and a key. All you ne
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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