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With the Introduction to Streak Isolation and Aseptic Technique Kit, students will be introduced to the skills and techniques that microbiologists use on a daily basis. Students will perform a streak isolation with the provided bacterial cultures, as well as samples they collect.
Explore the gas laws through the reaction of sodium bicarbonate and hydrochloric acid with the Ideal Gas Law Kit. Students will perform the reaction and use the ideal gas law to calculate the amount of carbon dioxide produced, then use stoichiometry to determine their percent yield.
Innovating Science™ Simulated Blood Spatter is not corn syrup based and will dry on material allowing students to utilize the dried blood on objects for exams or other lab measurements.
Fastest Path Tracks is a product from the 6 Mechanics Tracks family set. The 3 metal tracks consists of different path lengths sloping differently. Find the path of the shortest time. Understand the significance of momentum by performing collision experiments using balls of different masses.
Designed to allow students to perform experiments to see the types of reactions occur when various solutions are mixed together. Innovating Science Principles of Stoichiometry Educational Kit allows students to perform four different experiments which focus on the concepts of decomposition reactions, single replacement reactions, double replacement reactions and balanced reactions.
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Science Education A science education product.
The green algae include unicellular and colonial flagellates, most with two flagella per cell, as well as various colonial, coccoid and filamentous forms, and macroscopic seaweeds.
Discusses differences between properties of acids and bases, the role of hydrogen and hydroxide ions in acidic and basic substances, and the pH scale with regards to acid and base strength