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Safe and Colorful Activity

Extended Study of the Effects of Weathering.

Illustrate the Structure of a Protein in Three Dimensions

The discovery of synthetic polymers (long chains of carbon) led to the development of thousands of useful products such as nylon and polystyrene.

The activity includes one triple sheave, one double sheave, and two single sheave pulleys, as well as a beautifully illustrated activity guide with questions, making it ideal for single student study or as a demonstration unit.

Examine microspheres as a possible origin for life on Earth.

Test Collected Samples for Common Industrial and Biological Contaminants

Observe Dramatic Effect of Water Loss on Onion Cells.

Simple Experiment with Easy-to-See Results

Exploring Waves!

Ideal to determine the amount of Vitamin C in fruits and vegetables.

Who’s at Risk of Cardiac Attack?

Can a Criminal Get Away with Murder if He Cleans Up the Blood?

This lab features two experiments that let students determine the resistance of bacteria to tetracycline, an antibiotic. Developed by Edward Alcamo.

How do molecules move into and out of a cell?

Demonstrate probability and the laws of Segregation and Independent Assortment.