An edition of Chemically Active: Experiments You Can Do at Home
(1985)
Chemically active!
experiments you can do at home
Edition, 2015
by Vicki Cobb
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"Gives instructions for performing a variety of experiments, using easily available materials, that illustrate some basic principles of chemistry." -- Title page verso
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Chemically active!: experiments you can do at home
2015, Avyx Inc.
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Chemically Active: Experiments You Can Do at Home
February 1993, Trophy Pr
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Chemically Active: Experiments You Can Do at Home
February 1993, Trophy Pr
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Chemically Active!: Experiments You Can Do at Home
October 1987, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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Chemically active!: experiments you can do at home
1985, Lippincott
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Table of Contents
A word, before you begin
Mysterious concoctions. Essence of cabbage - Extract of soda pop
What's the matter with matter? Preparing iron sulfate solution - About solutions - Distillation - Crystallization - Rock candy sugar crystals - Crystals on grass - Fast 'frozen' crystals - Other crystals to grow
Magical matter transformations, also known as chemical reactions. Energy is given off - some additional comments - A gas is a product - A precipitate forms - Iron test - There is a color change
Common matter. Splitting water - "Burning" steel - Carbon - Nitrogen - Chlorine
Electrical solutions. Electrolyte current detector - How to make a galvanometer - How the galvanometer works - Acids and bases - Electrolytes and the structure of atoms - Electrical silver polish - Electroplating
The language of chemists. Organizing the elements - The structure of the atom - Chemical bonds - Symbols, formulas, and equations - Reading the periodic table
The chemist detective. The flame test - Chromatography - Test for sugar - Test for starch - Test for vitamin C - Photochemistry - How to make a photographic wet plate - Photosynthesis in a leaf - Testing fibers
Chemistry magic tricks. The water-to-wine-to-water gambit - Blush test - Blue again....and again - A clear shake - Thought waves for milk - A final word
Index.
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Includes index.
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Gives instructions for performing a variety of experiments, using easily available materials, that illustrate some basic principles of chemistry.
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