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The Magic of Chemistry - With Andrew Szydlo

Offered By: The Royal Institution via YouTube

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Chemistry Courses Gases Courses Chemical Reactions Courses Industrial Revolution Courses Combustion Courses

Course Description

Overview

Embark on a captivating journey through the world of chemistry in this 1-hour 22-minute lecture by Andrew Szydlo at The Royal Institution. Witness mesmerizing demonstrations that showcase the magical properties of molecules and elements, from color-changing substances to liquids that boil at room temperature. Explore the principles of science, delve into the mysteries of fire and combustion, and learn about the contributions of notable scientists to the field. Discover the practical applications of chemistry in everyday life, from common medicines to industrial processes. Experience the excitement of chemical reactions through engaging experiments, including the creation of fireworks and rockets. Gain insights into the physics behind seemingly impossible phenomena, such as disappearing water and balloon helicopters. This entertaining and educational presentation will ignite your curiosity and reveal the enchanting nature of chemistry in our world.

Syllabus

Introduction
Common medicines
The science of substances
The principles of science
Fire
Clap
Bunsen
Blue Flame
Complete combustion
Two main gases
Cotton wool
Industrial revolution
Incomplete combustion
Two scientists working independently
Christian Sean Bean
Mortar
Fireworks
Fuses
Dont Expect Miracles
Fingers Crossed
Jules Verne
Try it out
The rocket
Thermos flask
Disappearing water
Physics
Balloon helicopter


Taught by

The Royal Institution

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