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Chemistry Lecture Demonstration Facility - Highlights

Adaptation of Colored Flames
Aquarium Analogy Illustrating the Concept of Equilibrium
BCGMe Summer STEAM Camp Visit 2018
Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide by Potassium Iodide
Chemistry 126: Chemistry of Art
Chemistry on Rutgers Day 2014
Chemistry: Seriously? Should you be doing that?
CLDF's First Annual Rutgers Day Presentation
Coin-Operated Red, White, and Blue Reaction
Different Types of Chemical Reactions
Experiments Performed
Hydrogen Peroxide Mixed with Cobalt 2+ Ion
Johnson & Johnson Saturday Scholars Program 2014
Looks Like Elephant Toothpaste
Micro-Orbital Theory
Northern New Jersey Junior Science and Humanities Symposium 2014
Properties of a Supersaturated Solution
RU SciFest 2014
RU SciFest 2015
Rutgers Brings Chemistry Class Alive
Rutgers Upward Bound College Fair and Youth Summit 2019
Saturday Scholars 2015
Saturday Scholars 2017
Saturday Scholars 2019
Science Success Fast Track
Silver Cyanate vs. Silver Fulminate
Temperature Effect on the Equilibrium Between Two Gases
The Scientific Method: What Is Inside A Floating Balloon?
Using Helium and Hydrogen
William Tell Overture

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porcja@chem.rutgers.edu
848-445-5157

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Beck Hall Auditorium
99 Avenue E
Piscataway, NJ 08854

The CLD Facility is located in the prep room adjacent to the Beck Hall Auditorium (map).

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Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology
123 Bevier Rd.
Piscataway, NJ 08854

 

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