Acidic and Basic Salts

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	Introduction: Kit Overview, Tripod Assembly, Alcohol Burner Assembly, Insertion and Removal of Glass Tubing in Rubber Stopper
	Introduction: Household Items Needed and Chemicals to be Ordered
	Introduction: Solution Preparation
	Separating Mixtures
	Synthesizing Copper Sulfate
	Potassium Hexacyanoferrate Reagent
	Silver Nitrate Reagent Part 1
	Phases of Water Part 1
	Phases of Water Part 2
	Getting Air from Water
	Cooling Crystallization
	Water Purification
	Electrolysis Part 2
	Gases
	How to Get Hydrogen from Zinc
	Hydrogen from Magnesium and Aluminum
	Calcium Hydroxide Reagent
	Combustion
	Potassium Permanganate Experiments
	Hydrogen Peroxide
	Activated Charcoal
	Decomposing through Heavy Metals
	Catalyst: Potassium Iodide (KI)
	Potassium Permanganate and Hydrogen Peroxide
	Electrolytes: Conductors or Non-Conductors? Part 1
	Electrolytes: Conductors or Non-Conductors? Part 2
	Hydrogen Chloride Part 1
	Hydrogen Chloride Part 2
	Chlorine Part 1
	Chlorine Part 2
	Silver Nitrate Reagent Part 2
	Hydrogen Bromide
	Iodine
	Starch-Iodine Complex
	Redox Reactions of Halogens
	Specters in Chemistry
	Potassium Permanganate
	Delayed Ignition with Potassium Permanganate
	Reducing Agent Orange
	Electrolysis of Halogenides
	Electrochemical Reactions
	Galvanic Cells
	Litmus with Acids and Bases
	Acidic and Basic Salts
	Titration
	Copper Salts
	Desiccants
	Water of Crystallization
	Burning Sulfur
	Iron Sulfide and Sulfur
	Silverware Polishing
	Acid Rain
	Sulfur Sulfate
	Halogen Reducing Agent
	Preparation of Iodine Solution
	Ammonia
	Hydrogen Chlorine Gas
	Making Litmus Solution and Paper
	Magnesium Battery
	Potassium Hexacynoferrate (Reagant)
	Electrochemistry
	Making Chlorine
	Making Copper
	Carbon Dioxide
	Mineral Water
	Baking Soda
	Carbon Dioxide Fountain & Furnace
	Flame Test for Chemicals
	Alkaline Earth Metals: Magnesium
	Aluminum
	Zinc Dust
	Zinc
	Iron
	Copper Part 1
	Copper Part 2
	Sliver
	Hydrogen and Halogens
	Hydrocarbons
	Splitting Molecules
	Preparation of Bromine Water
	Acetic Ester
	Polar and Non-Polar Compounds
	Unsaturated Fatty Acids
	From Fat to Soap
	Soap and Hard Water
	Soap and Acids
	Surfactants
	Fehling’s Solutions Sugar Test
	Glucose
	Mirror in a Test Tube
	Starch: Soluble and Insoluble
	Breaking Down Starch
	Proteins
	Detecting Proteins in Food
	Catalase

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