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Student Set Electrochemistry for 29 experiments, TESS advanced Chemistry ECH

Article no: 25307-88

Function and Applications

Investigate the basics of electrochemistry through a series of experiments ranging from the potato battery to Faraday’s laws.

The basic equipment set enables 29 student experiments to be carried out on the following topics:

Electrochemical preliminary experiments
Electrochemical cells and potentials
Corrosion protection and energy storage
Electrolysis and quantitative processes

Electrochemistry fundamentally deals with how electrical energy can be obtained from chemical reactions. This set covers both the topic of “galvanic cells” (conversion of chemical energy into electrical energy) and “electrolysis cells” (conversion of electrical energy into chemical energy) and can therefore be used across disciplines in both chemistry and physics.

This set also covers the topics of “electrolysis” (production of substances) and “technical applications” (accumulators and corrosion protection). Using examples, it explains the generation, storage, and use of electrical energy from mobile energy sources. Experiments on Faraday’s laws, which describe the relationship between the supplied energy and the amount of substance deposited, as well as the relationship between the deposited amount and its valence, meet the requirements of the upper secondary school curriculum.

With experiments on the electrical conductivity of substances, the study of ion migration, and the dependence of voltage generation on concentration and temperature, this set provides a complete overview of the fundamentals and principles of electrochemistry.

Benefits

Complete equipment set: Minimal preparation time and easy realisation of the experiments thanks to the digital experiment descriptions included as a QR code.
Coordinated with the educational plans: All subject areas covered.
Stable storage: Durable, easy to store (stackable), quick check for completeness (foam insert).
Experiment literature for students and teachers available: Minimal preparation time.
Set developed by educators for the introduction to electrochemistry – an ideal experimental introduction to the topic with connections to everyday life.

Technical Specification
The equipment set consists of a storage box and contains all the basic components required to carry out the experiments. The sturdy, stackable box is equipped with a custom-fit foam insert that protects the components and enables a quick check for completeness.