Chemical reaction experiments

There are loads more options for chemistry experiments out there that we love - in fact, we probably could have done a post with 100 experiments! But these are the ten we don't want you to miss. If you want more chemistry experiments, check out our Chemistry Pinterest board. Easy chemical reactions for classroom To switch between accounts click on the account below

Write down the final weight when the reaction is over. What did you think of 'Chemical reactions to try at home'? The following chemistry projects for kids are sorted by topic: Chemical Reactions, Acids and Bases, Carbon Reactions, Chromatography, Colloids & Solutions, Polymers, and Crystals.

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In the outer part of the glow stick, a combination of phenyl oxalate ester and fluorescent dye are used. Inside the glass tube, a combination of hydrogen peroxide and a phthalate ester solvent are mixed. When the two chemicals are mixed, they create a chemical reaction that causes oxygen atoms to move around quickly, which creates an unstable compound that gives off energy. The extra energy from the mixture causes the dyed molecules to move faster, creating a glowing effect. 6. Fire Experiment For your safety, we logged you out automatically after 30 minutes of inactivity. Anything you were working on that was not saved has been lost. Refresh the page to login or continue.