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  • Bassam Shakhashiri
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RES.HS-002 | | High School

Chemistry Behind the Magic: Chemical Demonstrations for the Classroom

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Chemiluminescence: What's Inside a Light Stick Anyway?
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Communicating Science via Demonstrations
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Midas' Magic
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Silver Water: Creating a Silver Mirrored Flask
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Simulate the Colors in Firewords
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Splendor of One Chemical Reaction
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Superabsorbent Polymers
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Toasting a Gummy Candy
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Toxic Compounds from Cooking "Cracking" Bacon Fat
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Water to Wine to Milk to Beer
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Burning a $1.00 Bill
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Acidic Properties of CO2 in Aqueous Solutions
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Chemical Transformation I: Decomposition with H2O2 with MnO2
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Chemical Transformations II: Decomposition with H2O2 with KI

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Instructors
  • Dr. John J. Dolhun
  • Bassam Shakhashiri
Departments
  • Chemistry
As Taught In
Level
High School
Topics
  • Science
    • Chemistry
Learning Resource Types
theaters Demonstration Videos
notes Lecture Notes
co_present Instructor Insights

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