Chemistry set with sensors and interface, for 4 groups

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Key Experiments

» Laboratory reports and notebooks FQB. - 1201.003C
» Comparing different volume measurement scales. - 1032.003_B_1
» Volume measurements using different instruments and their measurement uncertainties. - 1032.003_C_2
» Determination of Bunsen burner temperatures. - 1201.011
» How to identify homogeneous and heterogeneous systems? - 1201.010
» How to determine the density of a liquid using a pycnometer? - 1042.036_1
» How to determine the density of a liquid using a hydrometer? - 1042.036_2
» How to determine the density of a solid? - 1042.036_3
» The solidification of water. - 1201.014_B_1
» The melting of ice. - 1201.014_B_2
» Lavoisier and Proust's law, in a reaction chamber. - 1232.015
» How to separate heterogeneous mixtures using simple filtration? - 1212.012_1
» How to separate heterogeneous mixtures using magnetic separation? - 1212.012_2
» Vacuum filtration. - 1212.012_3B
» How to separate heterogeneous mixtures through decantation? - 1212.012_4
» How to separate homogeneous mixtures using paper chromatography? - 1212.014_A_1
» Fractional distillation. - 1212.014_B_2
» How can we relate the properties of substances through electrical conductivity? - 1222.012_A_1
» How can substances be related through their solubility in polar and nonpolar solvents? - 1222.012_2
» How to identify the occurrence of a chemical reaction? - 1232.002
» How does the decomposition or analysis reaction of sodium carbonate occur? - 1232.026_1
» How does the synthesis reaction of ammonium chloride occur? - 1232.026_2
» How does the hydrogen displacement reaction, a single replacement, occur? - 1232.027_1
» How does a double displacement reaction occur? - 1232.027_2
» How does an oxidation-reduction reaction occur? - 1232.028
» How do acids and bases behave in relation to different indicators? - 1252.024_1
» How to analyze the different chemical properties of acids? - 1252.024_2
» How to identify the character of an oxide? - 1252.022_1
» How to identify the character of an acidic oxide? - 1252.022_2
» How to obtain a basic oxide? - 1252.022_3
» How to obtain salts? - 1252.026
» Determination of pH and limitations of indicator paper - 1272.008
» Titration - 1272.002A
» The concentration of acid in a fruit - 1272.004A
» The water equivalent and heat capacity of a calorimeter. - 1052.027A
» Determining the specific heat capacity of a solid. - 1052.003I
» Endothermic reaction of copper sulfate with water. - 1232.016A
» Exothermic chemical reaction of copper nitrate - 1232.016B
» The heat of neutralization. - 1292.002A
» Electrochemistry, the Daniell cell. - 1082.039
» Electrolytes, second-class conductors. - 1242.002
» The decomposition of water through electrolysis, variable source. - 1242.004_A
» The concentration factor. - 1282.002
» The temperature factor - 1282.004
» The catalyst factor. - 1282.006
» Isothermal transformation, Boyle-Mariotte's law, digital absolute pressure sensor, interface. - 1052.032Q1
» Influence of temperature on the atomic and molecular motion of a gas - 1052.035Q
» Concentration of solutions, common and ppm. - 1262.002
» Concentration of solutions, molar, molarity. - 1262.004
» Concentration of solutions, normal, normality. - 1262.006
» Concentration of solutions, Title. - 1262.008
» Concentration of solutions, percentage by volume. - 1262.010
» Construction of three-dimensional organic structures. - 1302.001
» Identifying the presence of carbon through a flame. - 1302.002A
» Identifying the presence of carbon through the combustion of the carbohydrate sucrose, sugar. - 1302.002B1
» Identifying the presence of hydrogen through anhydrous copper sulfate. - 1302.002C1
» Identifying the presence of nitrogen in urea through ammonia gas. - 1302.004A
» Identifying the presence of halogen through the formation of a salt. - 1302.004B
» Identifying the presence of halogen through a flame, Kolle cable - 1302.004C
» Identifying the presence of oxygen by the color change in organic compounds. - 1302.006A
» Identifying the presence of sulfur in a strand of hair using a fume hood. - 1302.006B
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» Hydrocarbons, obtaining an alkyne, Wöhler method. - 1302.012A1
» Hydrocarbons, identification of an alkyne. - 1302.012B1
» Aromatic hydrocarbons, solubility - 1302.014A
» Aromatic hydrocarbons, combustion. - 1302.014B
» Aromatic hydrocarbons, alkylation reaction. - 1302.014C
» Alcohol, water absorption, color change. - 1302.016A
» Alcohol, oxidation reaction. - 1302.016C
» General guidelines for activities in the Chemistry laboratory. - 1201.003_0
» Some special precautions are taken in the QB laboratory. - 1201.003B
» Identify some components of the chemistry laboratory. - 1201.001
» Procedures for conducting QB experiments. - 1201.003D
» Some guidelines on cleaning and drying glassware QB. - 1201.005
» General procedures for an experimental class FQB - 1201.003