Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Apologia: Physical Science
Flinn Chromatography ChallengeAfter the class completed their quiz on matter and a follow up discussion, they performed several experiments. Today, they performed Experiment 1.1, Composition of Atoms and 1.3, Concentration. They also learned about chromatography. One student, L., is studying Chemistry and Physics. Her text has a great idea for chromatography using chalk sticks. While neither the Chemistry nor the Physical Science textbooks have an experiment on chromatography, it is one the kids should do. Thin layer chromatography is an important scientific tool.Flinn Chromatography ChallengeFood Dye Chromatography. The kids videotaped their experiments, which is a quick way to determine if they understand their experiment or not. Their videos are on YouTube, ddsteven1. The kids did a show and tell for the Chemistry students. M. gave the Chemistry class a quick lesson to do chromatography lab and calculate Rf values. Here is a site which explains How to correctly calculate an Rf value. Rf Values
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