IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Illustrate the different ways that metal crystals and crystal lattices work as well as the different particles that matter is made up of.
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Investigate the mass of various products before and after and experiment, in order to determine if the mass of end product, after the reaction of
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Look at how elements are removed from an aqueous solution to the point where the water is chemically pure. Water purification, especially of heavy metals
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Observe the neutralisation reaction between Hydrochloric acid and Sodium hydroxide. We will demonstrate a simple titration that will allow the learners to observe the endpoint
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Investigate the effect of resistors connected in series or parallel on the potential difference and the current in the circuit.
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Introduce yourself to a mixture of iron and sulfur that represents a physical change, because no new substance with new properties is formed. The components
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Determine the mass of the hydrous, anhydrous salt, and water, as well as the empirical formulas for Copper (II) Sulphate (CuSO4).
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Will introduced to new concepts like catalysts and decomposition reactions as well as decompose hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen gas and synthesize water in
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Investigate how temperature changes over time when ice is heated from -5oC until it boils and when it is cooled down from the boiling point
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Investigate constructive and destructive interference of two single pulses of waves with the aid of a ripple tank.
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Investigate the difference between the different types of displacement reactions namely, Metal displacement , Hydrogen displacement and Halogen displacement.
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IN THIS EXPERIMENT YOU WILL… Learn that Redox reactions are identified as electron transfer reactions. The fact that redox reactions can be identified by the change in charge in atoms
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