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This fun two-hour workshop consists of two hands-on components: exploring the physical and chemical properties of carbon dioxide and conducting experiments related to real-life research such as cancer detection and antibiotic resistance. Activities include determining the molar volume of a gas, exploring pH values, amongst other simple but effective experiments that will allow students to make connections between their classroom chemistry and the cutting-edge research happening out there today.
Conducted in English with Cantonese interpretation
Suitable for senior secondary students (S4-6) and teachers in Science
Facilitators: Dr Elizabeth Stevenson, Professor Colin R. Pulham and Dr Steven Henderson (University of Edinburgh, School of Chemistry)
Pre-event materials
Pre-event powerpoint presentation
Post-event materials
Post-event powerpoint presentation
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