AvBaeyer - 30-12-2016 at 20:00
I recently found an on-line copy of the CHEM Study laboratory manual used in the 1960's (the good old days?) I remember this book well and had a copy
of it in my basement lab. In any event, I thought that beginners and old hands alike might enjoy this book. Indeed, there are quite a few interesting
experiments that can be run in the home lab described. Also note what we would call today the lack of chemophobia in many of the experiments -
chemistry was fun AND informative. No baking soda and vinagar experiments! I hope that you will find this enjoyable.
AvB
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aga - 31-12-2016 at 01:12
What a great book !
Thanks for taking the trouble to share it.
Page 18 : use simple apparatus to heat the crap out of 7 different substances at once to see what melts/smokes/burns/glows red hot.
Now that is a very good way to grab the attention !
j_sum1 - 31-12-2016 at 04:33
This looks great AvB. Thanks.
I will print it out early in the new year and scavenge its contents for ideas that I can give to my students.
J.
Corrosive Joeseph - 31-12-2016 at 06:42
Thank you very much.........................
I would love to see more books shared on here and the ones that can, be added to the Science Madness library....................
/CJ
PirateDocBrown - 31-12-2016 at 08:38
Hey, I have that book! And the classroom text, with the teacher's manual.
If I had a scanner, I'd be happy to share!
Waffles SS - 31-12-2016 at 22:52
One of the interesting book that use for high school chemistry class is "The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments"
I really enjoy it
(i think maybe it was used in USA high school for teaching chemistry )
you can download it at bookzz.org
[Edited on 1-1-2017 by Waffles SS]
Sulaiman - 1-1-2017 at 01:58
or you could just download from the SM library 
http://library.sciencemadness.org/library/index.html