CIS Chemistry Field Trip

On December 11, the 11th grade CIS (College In High School) Chemistry class went to Robert Morris University to survey the campus and conduct experiments in the Science Wing. During the experiment, students mixed various liquids to determine their concentrations and potency, as well as how the liquids reflect blue light. As they measured the liquids, the students learned how to use different measurement tools, such as a “repeater pipette”. The repeater pipette allows one to measure a certain amount of liquid by turning the dial to the desired number, then pressing the button until all of the liquid is inside the repeater pipette. Afterwards, the button is pressed again to release the liquid.

Since the CIS Chemistry students are currently working on their midterm in the lab, one student stated, “It was a nice change of pace to try a different experiment, since we’ve been focused on getting the results we need back at Carlynton.” I hope that the CIS Chemistry students next year will enjoy the experiment as much as I did, and learn something new that will [continue to foster] their passion for chemistry. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the schematics and forget to enjoy the process. Like the holiday rush around this time of year, if we remember to step back and appreciate the progress we’ve made so far, we can overcome the challenges in our future with a smile on our face.”

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