Sound of Gas

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Students will create find out if a bottle filled with oxygen sounds differently than a bottle filled with carbon dioxide when blowing over the opening of the bottle.

This resource was created as a take-home page to accompany the activities included in my experiments with pH resource, Phenomenal pH. Institute of Physics granted permission for me to include Marvin and Milo’s Sound of Gas activity.

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Three hands-on activities are included:

• Forwards and Backwards – Students will make acidic and basic solutions and then try to return them to neutral.
• pH Potion – Students will observe the changes in pH that take place as an antacid dissolves in simulated stomach acid.
• pH Rainbow – Students will learn how to use pH indicator strips to test the pH and universal indicator to test the pH of various samples.

This resource is for:

• Homeschool Parents
• Homeschool Co-op Teachers
• Christian School Teachers
• Classroom Teachers
• Enrichment Teachers

Three hands-on activities are included:

• Forwards and Backwards – Students will make acidic and basic solutions and then try to return them to neutral.
• pH Potion – Students will observe the changes in pH that take place as an antacid dissolves in simulated stomach acid.
• pH Rainbow – Students will learn how to use pH indicator strips to test the pH and universal indicator to test the pH of various samples.

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