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Cyclic voltammetry simulation

Cyclic Voltammetry Simulator

Virtual Experiment/Simulation
By Jay Brown, from Southwest Minnesota State University, included in the library on 1/20/2022 The simulator and its documentation can be downloaded from the ACS Network for free at: https://communities.acs.org/t5/Jay-Brown-s-Personal-Archive/Cyclic-Voltammetry-CV-Simulator-Written-in-Microsoft-Excel/ba-p/85509. The attached materials are intended for an introductory, undergraduate audience.  Let me know if your students have any trouble with the directions.  Cyclic Voltammetry…
simulation of free components

Online HPLC Simulator

Virtual Experiment/Simulation
This simulated lab activity was developed by Dr. Mark Perri from the Department of Chemistry at Sonoma State University.  Use of this activity in a remote learning environment was published in a Journal of Chemical Education Special Issue. The material is designed for an undergraduate quantitative analysis class and can be used to replace an in-person…

MICROLab – Vinegar Titration on Paper

At home Hands-on Experiments
In this inquiry lab, students use a paper microfluidic device to measure the acetic acid content of vinegar.    By Marya Lieberman, Kimberley Frederick, Vincent Remcho, and Renee Cole https://sites.google.com/view/micro-engaged-lab-learning/lab-materials/vinegar-titration-lab Description:  The titrator consists of 13 paper squares separated by hydrophobic wax barriers;  the back of the titrator is also hydrophobic.  Each square is loaded with…

Bath Bombs: An Inexpensive and Accessible Kinetics Experiment

At home Hands-on Experiments
In this fun and colorful experiment, students make their own bath bombs and investigate the effect of temperature on reaction rates. by Meaghan Cabassa and Beth L. Haas* J. Chem. Educ. 2020, 97, 6, 1629–1632 Abstract: Cosmetic chemistry is a prevalent part of everyday life, but there are very few undergraduate laboratories that explore this topic.…

Determining the Pressure inside an Unopened Carbonated Beverage

At home Hands-on Experiments
Students tackle the deceptively simple task of determining the pressure of carbon dioxide gas inside a sealed soft drink can. By Hans de Grys, Journal of Chemical Education 2007, 84, 7, 1117 Abstract Soft drinks provide a unique way to explore chemical principles. A challenging exercise for students is to determine the pressure of the carbon dioxide gas inside…

LabVIEW for Analytical Chemistry

Virtual Experiment/Simulation
Created by Mark Jenson at Concordia College, this site, currently in the ASDL Collection, provides two useful resources for instructors and students of analytical chemistry. The first is a collection of LabVIEW virtual instruments (VIs) for demonstrating topics such as signal-to-noise ratios, boxcar and ensemble averaging, power spectra, digital filtering, analog-to-digital conversions, and the Nyquest frequency.…
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