Description
- Discover periodicity by observing patterns in chemical reactions
- Simulate Mendeleev’s organization of elements
- Perform experiments on microscale to reduce hazardous waste
Introduce students to the basic components of the periodic table and trends found within it. By performing a collection of microscale experiments, students discover physical evidence of trends in the properties of elements. Students use this knowledge to design their own arrangement of the elements based on what they have learned. Kit includes enough materials (classroom-safe elements, Periodic Table Element information cards, and other supplies) for at least 30 students working in groups. Receive a FREE digital Teacher’s Manual and Student Guide with kit purchase.
Includes
- 1 Carbon (charcoal) Lumps, 20 g
- 1 Copper Shot, 20 g
- 1 Silicon Lumps, 20 g
- 1 Sulfur Powder, 20 g
- 1 Zinc Shot, 20 g
- 1 Calcium Turnings, 25 g
- 1 Magnesium Ribbon, 45 cm
- 1 Sheet of Aluminum Foil
- 5 0.1 M Potassium Bromide, 25 mL
- 5 0.1 M Potassium Iodide, 25 mL
- 5 0.1 M Silver Nitrate, 30 mL
- 5 1 M Hydrochloric Acid, 30 mL
- 5 3 M Hydrochloric Acid, 30 mL
- 5 0.1 M Sodium Chloride, 20 mL
- 30 Aluminum Weighing Dishes
- 30 Medicine Cups
- 10 Jelly Trays
- 10 Periodic Table Cards Sets
- 1 Periodic Key
- 1 Teacher’s Manual with Reproducible Student Guide