This lesson will help students gain experience in asking questions and conducting inquiry by exploring the separation of colors in water and other solvents; and to communicate and share findings of student investigations. The lesson uses a technique called paper chromatography, which is demonstrated using water, ink, and a coffee filter. Scientists use chromatography frequently to separate and identify the component parts of a mixture. This lesson will help young students gain experience in conducting simple investigations of their own while working in small groups. Educational levels: Intermediate elementary
How to Use Chromatography as a Science Teaching Aid, by Frank M. Ganis, Chairman, Department of Bio...
Gas chromatography is a sophisticated tool for the isolation, identification and quantification of c...
Paper chromatography is a simple and harmless experiment suitable for lower secondary education. Bes...
Colors surround us and accompany us every day and everyday steps. However, the concept of color is n...
Local or inexpensive materials were used to develop models for teaching chromatography. The models w...
Students are given mixtures of colored compounds and three chromatographic matricies (cation exchang...
Scope and Method of Study: The use of paper chromatography is very wide spread in applied chemistry,...
Presented are five procedures which permit the effective teaching of chromatography with equipment w...
The purpose of this resource is to explore what pigments exist in leaves and their importance. Stude...
Construction of a laboratory lesson for upper secondary school in the area of Liquid Chrom...
This lab activity from the Biotechnology Alliance for Suncoast Biology Educators (BASBE) covers back...
To attract children's interest in Chemistry, the youngSCS composed this easy science experiment abou...
Water is an essential substance for living things. Topic on water are at grades 3-6 in elementary s...
*S Supporting Information ABSTRACT: Emerging paper-based diagnostics is an inexpensive yet elegant a...
Part of the Grab and Go With Science series, in this activity, youth will use chromatography to anal...
How to Use Chromatography as a Science Teaching Aid, by Frank M. Ganis, Chairman, Department of Bio...
Gas chromatography is a sophisticated tool for the isolation, identification and quantification of c...
Paper chromatography is a simple and harmless experiment suitable for lower secondary education. Bes...
Colors surround us and accompany us every day and everyday steps. However, the concept of color is n...
Local or inexpensive materials were used to develop models for teaching chromatography. The models w...
Students are given mixtures of colored compounds and three chromatographic matricies (cation exchang...
Scope and Method of Study: The use of paper chromatography is very wide spread in applied chemistry,...
Presented are five procedures which permit the effective teaching of chromatography with equipment w...
The purpose of this resource is to explore what pigments exist in leaves and their importance. Stude...
Construction of a laboratory lesson for upper secondary school in the area of Liquid Chrom...
This lab activity from the Biotechnology Alliance for Suncoast Biology Educators (BASBE) covers back...
To attract children's interest in Chemistry, the youngSCS composed this easy science experiment abou...
Water is an essential substance for living things. Topic on water are at grades 3-6 in elementary s...
*S Supporting Information ABSTRACT: Emerging paper-based diagnostics is an inexpensive yet elegant a...
Part of the Grab and Go With Science series, in this activity, youth will use chromatography to anal...
How to Use Chromatography as a Science Teaching Aid, by Frank M. Ganis, Chairman, Department of Bio...
Gas chromatography is a sophisticated tool for the isolation, identification and quantification of c...
Paper chromatography is a simple and harmless experiment suitable for lower secondary education. Bes...