Have you heard of the World Bank MicroScience Project? Much of the project is sponsored by Radmaste. Take a look at the Radmaste MicroChem starter kits. Look at the Primary MicroScience Experiments. Scroll down to Chapter Four/ Grade 7/ Acids and Bases, pp. 127-145. The lab has detailed instructions for a household chemistry acid-base lab using pipes and a reaction plate. (You could use a spot plate or inexpensive, plastic, paint palette.). Keep scrolling! Look at the detailed lessons on home-made indicators and sodium bicarbonate. (Add a plastic syringe to your lab list.). The following two lessons are actually titrations. My point is that here is another example of high quality micr-scale chemical labs which fit nearly any budget. Absolutely, I’m using them this coming school year.
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