Ward's® Chemistry Colors of a pH Indicator Lab Activity
Simple Yet Effective Demonstration
- Students become more familiar with acid/base chemistry
- Involves calculations involving dilutions, molarity, pH, and pOH
- Requires less that 40 minutes to complete
- Recommended for Grades 7-12
This lab activity helps students become familiarized with the concepts of molarity, dilutions, indicators and PH. Start off with 1 M solutions and then dilute them from a pH of 0 to 14 to a pH of 7. The colors of the solutions will change accordingly as the acidity is altered.
: Materials include Hydrochloric acid, Sodium hydroxide, universal indicator. Materials required but not included: test tubes, test tube rack, graduated cylinders, DI water, pipets.
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: Hazardous materials.
- Description:Ward's® Chemistry Colors of a pH Indicator Lab Activity
- Includes:Teacher's Guide/Student Copymasters
- No. of Lab Groups:12
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