Measuring Gas Production Kit

$24.95

Discover chemical reactions & capture their invisible byproduct! Chemical reactions often create gas, which mingles with the atmosphere and is impossible to measure... until now. Get the tools you need with this kit!

Ideal for Grades 6+

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SKU: SB-MEASGAS

Ideal for Grades 6+

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DESCRIPTION

With the Measuring Gas Production Kit, kids first cause a chemical reaction and then learn to capture and measure the resulting volume of gas in real-time!

Many chemical reactions in chemistry and biology produce gas as the main byproduct - whether it's carbon dioxide gas, oxygen, methane, or something else. Under typical conditions, that gas floats off and mingles with the atmosphere - making it impossible to measure it. This Measuring Gas Production Kit, however, provides the tools needed to collect and measure the gas emissions created by a reaction!

Get started exploring with five gaseous projects designed by Science Buddies scientists! For each project, gas measurement is either the primary goal or it's used to determine one aspect of the project. Either way, students get a memorable learning opportunity.

Using this Measuring Gas Production Kit, middle and high school students will learn:

all about chemical reactions that create gas,
how to capture the gas that was created,
and how to measure that gas.

Instructions for this kit are available online. See below links to the instructions and more.

Use the Measuring Gas Production Kit with the following projects, found online at Science Buddies:

You will also need from home:

Depending on which project you do, additional supplies, like water, yeast, Alka-Seltzer tablets, a stopwatch, and a lab notebook may be needed. Please consult the instructions for each project for a complete list of additional materials.

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Instructions are NOT included with the kit, but are available online from Science Buddies.