Investigating catalysts. Letting students do some experiments that they have not seen or done in school. Doing is so much better than watching or worse reading from a book. Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide using a Manganese dioxide catalyst. After the reaction filtering washing and drying the catalyst and recovering it. Only lost 0.14g and most of that was stuck to the filter paper.#iteachchemistry #Science #STEM
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