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Tested Demonstrations
is a place where you can find chemistry in action as people submit their ideas for demonstrations. The additional advantage here is that all of the demonstrations listed found here have been tested by other teachers to assure readers of their quality and expected outcomes. We invite you, as a high school teacher, to submit your demonstration as well - here is where creativity and ingenuity combine!

The demonstrations for 2009 are listed below.

1995-2008 Tested Demonstrations

2009 (Volume 86)

Small-Scale Production of High-Density Dry Ice: A Variant Combination of Two Classic Demonstrations by Paul A. Flowers; p470 (Apr).

"Magic Eraser" Flame Tests by Arthur M. Landis, Malonne I. Davies, and Linda Landis; p577 (May).

Marangoni Flowers and the Evil Eye: Overhead Presentations of Marangoni Flow by Donald W. Mundell; p833 (Jul).

Acrylic Tanks for Stunning Chemical Demonstrations by Alexander Mirholm and Ulf Ellervik; p1043 (Sep).

A Classroom Demonstration of Water-Induced Phase Separation of Alcohol–Gasoline Biofuel Blends by Sherry A. Mueller, James E. Anderson, and Timothy J. Wallington; p1045 (Sep).

The Remarkable Chemistry of Potassium Dioxide(1–). Two Microscale Classroom Demonstrations by Andrew Allen, Michael Anderson, and Bruce Mattson; p1286 (Nov).

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