Re: Is there a solution that you can make which turns colours multiple times?

Date: Mon Mar 20 11:36:49 2000
Posted By: David Reibstein, Staff, Princeton Materials Institute, Princeton University
Area of science: Chemistry
ID: 951772957.Ch

Message:


There are many demonstrations of the kind you describe, with many 
variations.  I suggest you try one of the books listed below.  I have found 
this list useful.

AUTHOR:  Borgford, Christie L., 1943-
         TITLE:  Chemical activities / Christie L. Borgford, Lee R. 
Summerlin.
   PUBLICATION:  Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, 1988.
QD43 .B63 1988 

 AUTHOR:  Shakhashiri, Bassam Z.
         TITLE:  Chemical demonstrations : a handbook for teachers of 
chemistry
QD43 .S5 1983 

AUTHOR:  Summerlin, Lee R.
         TITLE:  Chemical demonstrations : a sourcebook for teachers / Lee 
R. Summerlin, James L. Ealy, Jr.
   PUBLICATION:  Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, 1985-1987.
 QD43 .S77 1988b  

        AUTHOR:  Lister, Ted.
         TITLE:  Classic chemistry demonstrations / compiled by Ted Lister.
   PUBLICATION:  London : Education Division, The Royal Society of 
Chemistry, c1995.
Oversize QD43 .L577 1995q

       AUTHOR:  Chen, Philip Stanley, 1903-
         TITLE:  Entertaining and educational chemical demonstrations
   PUBLICATION:  Camarillo, Calif., Chemical Elements Publishing Co. 
QD40 .C43 

AUTHOR:  Lippy, John D.
         TITLE:  Modern chemical magic, by John D. Lippy, Jr. and Edward L. 
Palder.
   PUBLICATION:  Harrisburg, Pa., Stackpole Co. [1959]

AUTHOR:  Palder, Edward L.
	TITLE. Magic with chemistry
	PUBLICATION. Grosset & Dunlap, 1964, 1966

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