Innovating Science American Chemical Society Chemistry Activity Kit: Investigating Your World (Supplies for 8 Groups)

• A series of chemistry activities developed by the American Chemical Society
• Student activities include the production of a gas, chemistry and color change, formation of a precipitate, and chemically-induced temperature change
• Activities are presented in the context of a global tour, where students can meet famous scientists from around the world
• Includes enough material for eight groups of students
• Kit includes teacher's manual, student study guide copymasters, and material safety data sheets for all included materials

This kit contains a series of activities developed by the American Chemical Society. Funded through grants from the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Health, this set of activities takes students on a global tour to meet scientists from around the world and learn how science can benefit mankind. The practical experiments included in this kit involve the production of a gas, chemicals changing color, the formation of a precipitate, and chemical reactions causing temperature change. This set comes with a set of material safety data sheets (MSDS) and enough materials for eight groups of students.

What's in the box?

• 1 bottle citric acid (100g)
• 1 bottle sodium carbonate (100g)
• 1 bottle sodium bicarbonate (250g)
• 1 bottle calcium chloride (250g)
• 8 bottles universal indicator (25mL)
• 1 bottle dish detergent (30mL)
• 1 bottle bromothymol blue (30mL)
• 8 student thermometers
• 8 vials
• 8 spot plates
• 8 universal indicator color chart
• 33 pipettes
• 1 test tube with rubber stopper
• 1 balloon
• 2 drinking straws
• 16 cups, 3oz.
• 32 cups, 2oz.
• 6 self-inflating reaction bag
• 9 medicine cups
• 1 2-pack foot warmers
• 18 scoops
• 18 spoons
• Toothpicks

⚠ WARNING
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Methanol/Methyl isobutyl ketone and Phenolphthalein, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.