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Option 1: The school provides the chemicals and materials below.
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Option 2: The school purchases a lab kit. One lab kit is needed for every 1-4 students.
A refill kit is also available if you have previously purchased the lab kit.
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The lab kit also requires the following to be provided by the school: distilled water, plant food, household ammonia, baking soda, vinegar, sugar, table salt, glycerin/mineral oil, alka-seltzer tablets plus common items (paper towels, disposable plates) and a heat source.
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ChemicalsEquipment
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Inquiry Lab - note other materials may be needed depending on the student experimental design.x xx x xxxx x
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Density of IceGravimetric AnalysisHard Water AnalysisTypes of CompoundsMolar Mass of ButaneSeparating a Mixture - ChromatographyPercent Composition of a MixtureDrugstore Hydrogen Peroxide TitrationMarble Statue LabChemical KineticsEnthaly of Fusion of IceHand Warmer Design ChallengeReversible ReactionsSolubility EquilibriumStrong vs. WeakPreparation and Testing of a BufferDensity of IceGravimetric AnalysisHard Water AnalysisTypes of CompoundsMolar Mass of ButaneSeparating a Mixture - ChromatographyPercent Composition of a MixtureDrugstore Hydrogen Peroxide TitrationMarble Statue LabChemical KineticsEnthalply of Fusion on IceHand Warmer Design ChallengeReversible ReactionsSolubility EquilibriumStrong vs. WeakPreparation and Testing of a Buffer
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acetic acid, 0.10 Mxxbalance, accurate to 0.01 gxxxxxxxxxx
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acetone (or acetone-based nail polish remover), approx. 30 mlsxbeakerxxxxxxxxxxxx
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aluminum (lab unknown supplied by teacher)xburetxxx
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ammonia, 0.10 Mxchromatography paperx
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ammonium chloridexclamp xxxx
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blue food coloring Blue #1, yellow food coloring Yellow #6, red food coloringxdisposable water or soda bottle(s)x
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butane lighterxerlynmeyer flask 250-300 ml xx
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calcium carbonate chips (limestone chips), 2 gxfilter paperxx
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calcium carbonate powder, 2 gxfunnelxxxx
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calcium chloridexxglass plate (or plastic wrap)x
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calcium hydroxidexglass vials, 5, 25 - 50 mlsx
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copper (II) chloridegraduated cylinder(s)xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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distilled waterxxxxxxxHotplatex
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ethanol, 95%, approx. 50 mlsxxlabels (masking tape, water proof markers)xx
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hexanes 30 ml (note: students may be directed to choose from the other chromotography or compound identification solvents)xxmassing boats (or aluminum foil)xxxxxx
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hydrogen peroxide, 3% (drugstore H2O2)xmetal Scoopxxxxxxx
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hydrochloric acid, 0.10 Mxxlab ovenx
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hydrochloric acid, 0.20 MxxxpH meter, with calibration buffersxx
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icexxpipet (dropper)xx
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isopropyl alcohol (2-propanol), 20 mlsxrubber tubing x
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magnesium sulfate heptahydrate (epsom salts) xruler, metricx
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petroleum ether, 10 mls (note: students may be directed to choose from the other chromotography solvents)xstandxxxx
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phenolpthaleinxxstirring rodxxxxxxxxxxx
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potassium permanganate (0.02 M or greater)xstopper, one-hole with glass tubing insertx
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sodium acetatexstopwatchxx
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sodium bicarbonate xstyrofoam cups, 2-8 oz.xx
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sodium carbonate (lab unknown supplied by teacher for lab 4)xxxxxTest tubesx
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sodium chloride (lab unknown supplied by teacher for lab 4)xxTest tube holderx
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sodium hydroxide, 0.20 Mxxxthermometerxx
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sodium thiosulfate, 0.2 Mxvolumetric flask, 25 mlxx
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sulfuric acidxvolumetric flask, 250 mlx
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tap waterxwash bottlexxxx xx
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wax (lab unknown supplied by teacher)xwatch glassxx
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Water troughx
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Wire Gauzex
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