Researchers realize electrochemical conversion of CH4 and O2 to HCOOH at room temperature. Credit: JACS

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Stephanie Warren of Test Tube Kitchen explains the chemistry behind baking delicious cookies in this TED-Ed animation by Brooklyn-based Augenblick

Explore the magic of chemical reactions with these color changing chemical clock experiments. STEM / STEAM learning made fun.

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You have to try this cool Magic Milk Experiment! Teach your kids about colors, chemical reactions, and blow their minds at the same time.

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I wrapped up my States of Matter and Chemical Change Unit with a day of science at the park. A swimming pool was filled with Oobleck, and the students walked on it. Oh boy, did they have fun with this! It took about 75 boxes to fill a small pool. My students loved playing in a big tub of Oobleck, too! They also took a trip to the Chemical Change Cafe and enjoyed some pancakes. I read the Eric Carle book, Pancakes, Pancakes, Pancakes. Then students mixed up their own pancake batter and had to determine whether or not it was a chemical change. Here's a states of matter foldable I made with my students. Click {HERE} or the picture for a copy. As you can see, it has been a busy week. Totally worth it, but I'm exhausted! This post is going to be short and sweet because I need a nap:) VERSION 2: One my readers asked for a fold-able with the 4th state of matter. I don't teach this in 4th grade but didn't mind making a new version. I'm not sure if the pictures are the best representation, and I'm open to new suggestions. It is fairly easy to make simple changes to my printable, and I don't mind requests. I'm always happy to hear constructive criticism. By the way, my printers not working so I couldn't check it out in print. Let me know if it needs some tweaking. Click {HERE} or the picture for this version. But one more thing first. With this post, I have completed Charity Preston's 5 Star Blog Challenge. Check out her post and find some great new blogs to follow.

Today's graphic is one for the chemists, with a guide to chemical shifts in proton nuclear magnetic resonance. At first glance, for those without a...

Try these fun chemistry experiments and activities, including easy ways to do color change demonstrations and make colored fire.

One of Isaac Newton's 17th century alchemy manuscripts will be available in an online repository for those interested in the history of modern chemistry.

What's the "benzylic" position? And why are benzylic C-H bonds unusually reactive, undergoing benzylic oxidation, bromination with NBS, and so on?