Practical experiments in chemistry: A step by step guide / by Vikas Khatri

1. Model of atomic orbits --2. Kerplunkl --3. What's in --4. Making isomer patterns --5. Sense chain --6. Paper riddle --7. Molecules in movement --8. Touch me not --9. Invisible movement --10. Moving molecules --11. What's in doc? --12. Bully ball --13. A matter of change --14. Not in terms --15. No room, please! --16. Distill water factory --17. Vanished?? where? --18. Diver balloon --19. Solutions and suspensions --20. Magical solution --21. Magical finger --22. Mixing all up --23. Changing colours of celery --24. Sticks together --25. Bring back the substance --26. Tug of war --27. Gravity wins --28. drop out! --29. Anti-gravity? --30. Rising water --31. Chromatography --32. Paper circles with brains --33. Drops on move --34. Flatworm race --35. United streams --36. Powder dunk --37. Making hydrometer --38. Magic paper --39. Spheres of oil --40. Hydrometer holdup --41. Blowing bubbles --42. Dodging bubbles --43. "C" solubility --44. Foamy coke --45. Popping cork --46. Iceberg puzzle --47. Making limewater --48. Chemical breath --49. Visible air! --50. Making CO2 --51. Making erupting volcano --52. Popping top --53. How long? --54. Apple reaction --55. Moving bananas --56. Vanishing colour --57. Fading colour --58. Force of air --59. Antique paper --60. No rust, please --61. Dry paper --62. Colour changing coins --63. Naked egg --64. Soft-touch soapsuds --65. Breakdown --66. Sinking gel --67. Berry litmus paper --68. Magnesium milk? or milk of magnesia --69. The green blob --70. Litmus test --71. Starch identification --72. Looking for starch.