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 | Ace's Exambusters Chemistry Study CardsClick for detailsPrepare for standardized tests such as AP Chemistry, NTE core, GED, CLEP, SAT II Chemistry, MCAT, ASVAB, N.Y. Regents. Appropriate for high school or introductory college courses. |
 | Basic Chemistry (7th Edition)Click for detailsG. William Daub et al December 1996 |
 | Goose Eggs Hot Frosty Science KitClick for detailsFrom the Wild Goose 3 in 1 Science Kit series comes Hot Frosty, the kit that experiments with how chemical reactions can affect temperatures and the atmosphere. Says the manufacturer: "Make a blizzard in a tropical test tube." What experimenters actually do is perform a hands-on study of the opposing reactions of cool and hot, a demonstration of what happens when water mixes with ammonium nitrate and calcium chloride. To find out what happens, you have to have a kit--and an adult to guide the experiment along. Wild Goose is dedicated to the principle of "real science, real fun." This kit provides both! Adult supervision is recommended. |
 | Kitchen Table ChemistryClick for details |
 | Molecular Biology of the CellClick for detailsBruce Alberts et al |
 | Smithsonian Microchem XM 4000Click for detailsMove over, Marie Curie! The younger set is taking over the lab. This Smithsonian kit is safer and more efficient than the traditional chemistry set. Glass test tubes and vials have been replaced by plastic labware; chemicals are used in small quantities; and open flames are never necessary. The 55-page instruction book contains more than 60 experiments and includes data tables for recording observations. Young scientists combine their chemicals in a "microplate"--a sturdy plastic tray with a grid of wells that replace traditional test tubes, beakers, and flasks. Experiments range from testing the solubility of antacids to making an electrolyte detector. The "real-world" implications of experiments are discussed in the comprehensive instruction book. Safety precautions are a top concern, with frequent reminders to wear goggles and work with adult supervision. Specially designed safety caps on chemical containers are sometimes difficult to penetrate with plastic pipettes. (Ages 10 and older) |
 | Smithsonian SmartLabs: ChemistryClick for detailsPerform interesting chemical experiments using the unique microplate (with chemicals pre-added). Micro amounts of chemicals give good results without mess. Set includes microplate with chemicals, droppers, battery clip, filter paper, atom sheet, safety goggles and instructions. |
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