Oxidation-Reduction Reactions AP Chemistry Classroom Kit

Description

The term oxidation can mean the chemical combination of a substance with oxygen and reduction can be the removal of oxygen from a compound. When oxygen reacts with any other element (except fluorine), it acquires electrons from that element. The element that donated the electrons is said to be reduced. Three experiments will be run where a compound, which is colorless in solution, when reduced is converted to a deeply colored solution when oxidized. The complete balanced reactions for each step should be written showing the transfer of electrons during oxidation and reduction. Contains: 1 x 10 g Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate. 1 x 50 ml Sulfuric Acid, 6M Solution. 2 x 100 ml Potassium Thiocyanate, 1.0M Solution. 2 x 100 ml Potassium permanganate, 2% Solution. 2 x 100 ml Stannous Chloride, 0.1M Solution. 2 x 100 ml Hydrogen Peroxide, 3% Solution. 1 x 25 ml Methylene Blue, 1% Solution. 3 x 250 ml Potassium Hydroxide, 1.0M Solution. 2 x 50 g Dextrose Monohydrate. Each bottle of our reagents comes standard with a MSDS sheet included. If you require a copy of this prior to purchase, please contact us.