Advanced Chemistry Skills

In our Advanced Chemistry lab, students were given a bottle of acid with an unknown concentration. The students used their titration skills to neutralize the acid. They titrated to an exact endpoint, using a digital pH meter probe and Sparkvue software on the their school laptops!



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