Chemistry

Balance Chemical Equations

Find the Number of Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons

Measure VO2 Max

Find Valence Electrons

Find Oxidation Numbers

Calibrate and Use a pH Meter

Do Spectrophotometric Analysis

Find the Number of Neutrons in an Atom

Do Serial Dilutions

Make Salt Crystals

Read the Periodic Table

Make a Small 3D Atom Model

Lower the pH of Water

Electroplate Household Metals

Write a Chemical Equation

Store Dry Ice

Perform a Titration

Write Electron Configurations for Atoms of Any Element

Determine Order of Reaction

Read pH Strips

Do Pipette Calibration

Purchase Liquid Nitrogen

Calculate Porosity

Make Dry Ice

Dispose of Dry Ice Safely

Make an Explosion

Split an Atom

Neutralize Bleach

Calculate pH

Test for CO₂

Use Dry Ice in a Cooler

Do Stoichiometry

Read a Galileo Thermometer

Learn Chemistry

Measure the pH of Water

Find Electrons

Prepare Citric Acid Solution

Separate Alcohol and Water

Read a Hydrometer

Prepare Iodine Solution

Dilute Solutions

Grow Crystals

Find Molecular Formula

Write a Net Ionic Equation

Adjust Water pH

Make Citric Acid

Formulate White Phenyle

Recognize the Type of a Reaction

Use a Centrifuge

Make Dry Ice Smoke

Grow Alum Crystals

Measure Salinity

Get Started in Chemistry

Pipette

Find Atomic Number

Dilute an Acid

Enrich Uranium

Build Your Own Chemistry Lab

Test for Oxygen

Electrolyse Water

Write Ionic Compounds

Memorise the Periodic Table

Name Chemical Compounds

Freeze Water Instantly

Write a Noble Gas Configuration for Atoms of an Element

Make Homemade pH Paper Test Strips

Make Bismuth Crystals

Find the Volume of an Irregular Object Using a Graduated Cylinder

Buy Ethanol

Study Organic Chemistry Effectively

Balance Chemical Equations Using Linear Algebra

Measure the Dissolved Oxygen Level of Water

Calculate Anion Gap

Clean a pH Meter Probe

Do Simple Chromatography

Make a Liquid Nitrogen Substitute

Study the Resonance Effect in Organic Chemistry

Get Good Grades in Chemistry

Determine an Empirical Formula

Ship Foods with Dry Ice

Buy Citric Acid

Test pH

Perform the Iodine Clock Reaction

Mix Alpha Arbutin Powder

Pass Chemistry

Dispose of Acid Safely

Find the Empirical Formula

Distinguish Between Acids and Bases

Determine Screening Constant and Effective Nuclear Charge

Determine the Polarity of a Molecule

Memorize the Solubility Rules for Common Ionic Compounds in Water

Determine Solubility

Use Dry Ice

Separate Salt and Sugar

Test for Mercury

Do a Litmus Test

Handle Dry Ice

Write a Chemistry Lab Report

Do a Simple Mass Balance

Make Your Own Crystals