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       INTRODUCTION TO OXIDATION
       AND REDUCTION
       Kit #88
       Students place pieces of zinc, lead, and copper in solutions of
       metallic ions to test their relative reducing ability . Then, they
       compare and determine the relative oxidizing strength of
       certain halogen elements: chlorine, bromine, and iodine .
       This highly visible and safe activity is an excellent
       introduction to a very important chemical concept .

       Accommodates two classes, each with 12 groups of two students.
       Kit No. 88                $139.35
       Eng./Spn. Kit No. 88-BL   $141.70
       Refill Kit No. 88-RC      $95.85
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       MODELING CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM

       Kit #89
       Students use an innovative Lab-Aids  model to simulate the
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       simultaneous occurrence of forward and reverse reactions .
       This mechanical system provides a simple look at dynamic
       equilibrium and allows students to collect data that helps
       develop the concept of chemical equilibrium and the
       equilibrium constant (K eq) . They then use their understanding
            to calculate the predicted results for other “reactions .”
       of K eq
       Accommodates dozens of classes, each with 6 groups of four students.
       Kit No. 89                $103.60
       Add a Group No. 89EL      $17.45


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       ELEMENTS AND THE PERIODIC TABLE
       Kit #109S — Developed by SEPUP
       This kit contains two activities . In Activity 1, students compare
       pre-selected data on physical and chemical properties of 14
       elements and sort the elements into groups based on common
       properties. Then they compare their classifications with groups,
       or families of elements, as defined by scientists. In Activity 2,
       students are introduced to the Periodic Table of the Elements
       and read about its history and organization. The reading
       introduces the difference between elements and compounds as
       well as atoms, molecules, and chemical formulas .
       Accommodates unlimited classes, each with 12 groups of two students.
       Kit No. 109S              $77.20
       Add a Group No. 109SEL    $13.95             LITERACY  STEM   AG

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