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Check out TabStart's page on Voltaic Cell Worksheets, where teachers can explore a multitude of worksheets for their science students. The activities in the links below cover redox chemistry, the Nernst Equation, concentration cells, and the diagonal rule.
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Voltaic Cells Worksheet - (MS Word) This worksheet from the Sweet Briar College website discusses the Nernst Equation, concentration cells, the diagonal rule and voltaic cells.
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Voltaic Cells Activity and Worksheet - This activity from the University of Nebraska website involves making a salt bridge and determining the potential differences in the metals. Included are teacher instructions, student directions, materials needed, and a worksheet for students to complete after.
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Voltaic Cell Worksheet - This worksheet on voltaic cells and electrochemical activity asks students to answer ten word problems.
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Voltaic Cells Worksheet - This worksheet from the Michigan Technological University website asks chemistry students to answer nine questions about voltaic cells and electrochemical activity.
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Voltaic Cells Worksheet - This worksheet from the Michigan Technological University website asks chemistry students to answer nine questions about voltaic cells and electrochemical activity.
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Voltaic Cells Activity and Overview - This page from the Oklahoma State University Chemistry Department website provides a teacher's guide for the study of voltaic cells. The activity on this page provides an introduction, materials needed, time needed, and preparation. This activity is intended for basic chemistry students.
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Redox Chemistry - Reactions In Batteries - (MS Word) This link from the Boise State University website provides teachers and students with a lesson plan in redox chemistry, and it includes a voltaic cell design lab. Provided on this page is a step-by-step guide for teachers along with an activity sequence and directions.
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Voltaic Cells and the Nernst Equation Activity - This activity from the University of Nebraska website demonstrates for students how the voltage in voltaic cells change (called Nernst Equation) when there is a change in the concentration of cell solutions. Students can construct a salt bridge and follow the additional directions to see the reaction.
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Electrochemical Cells Activity - In this activity from Winona State University, students construct voltaic cells and monitor their activities. Provided here is an introductionn, the experimental procedure, the effect on concentration, and an observation page.