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Light up My Life: An Active Learning Lab to Elucidate Conductive Properties of Electrolytes

Understanding molecular structure and its influence on chemical reactivity is a fundamental component in Chemistry curriculum. For example, acidic protons ionize, or ionic solids dissociate to form charge, inducing electrolyte properties depending on molecular structure. An active learning lab is designed to demonstrate connection between electrolyte behavior and structure of various molecules. Experiments are shared to show interdisciplinary aspect of electrolytes within biology and chemistry. Specifically, how biomolecules exhibit electrolyte behavior due to chemical composition.
Artifact type:Research article
Comments:23 pages (author manuscript from PubMed Central). Republished from Journal of Laboratory Chemical Education 7(1):1–7 (2019) under CC BY 4.0; not submitted to CCCURJ
Subjects:Physics Education (physics.ed-ph); Chemical Physics (physics.chem-ph)
Journal reference:Journal of Laboratory Chemical Education 7(1):1–7 (2019)
Cite as:the original, https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9395145/

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@misc{lee2019light,
      title={Light up My Life: An Active Learning Lab to Elucidate Conductive Properties of Electrolytes},
      author={Christina Lee and Nay Chi P Naing and Daisy Herrera and Gerardo Aguirre and Brandon Rodriguez and Jared Ashcroft},
      year={2019},
      howpublished={Journal of Laboratory Chemical Education 7(1):1–7 (2019)},
      url={https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9395145/},
}