Twists and tricks to the classics and new ideas for all
It would not be the same without some demonstrations at a ChemEd! Over the last 50 years, literally hundreds of demonstrations have been presented at ChemEds. The best part: presenters provide instructions on how to do these demos in your classroom!
Sharon Geyer and Michaela Ferreira with their whoosh tube demo (ChemEd 2013) Irwin Talesnick at showcasing his home-made mass spectrometer demo
(ChemEd 2009)Diana Mason and Bill Deese having fun with a hydrogen-filled balloon
(ChemEd 2007)Goggle save your eyes — even when you get a pie in the face (ChemEd 2007) John Fortman with a non-burning towel
(ChemEd 2011)Meg Young and Melissa Jones demo spraying indicator on white tissue flowers (ChemEd 2017) Showcasing rainbow tubes (ChemEd 2011) John Fortman gave the Reg Friesen lecture at (ChemEd 2011) Meg Young shows how to create a standing wave with a bubble (ChemEd 2007)