For MicroGlobalScope we did an interesting experiment with rose petals and sulfur. We put a little bit of elemental sulfur in a porcelain cup and inflamed it. Next to inflamed sulfur we put one red rose petal and covered all of that with a glass.

After ten mintes we took a glass of and saw changes on rose petal. Instead of red it became pink. We put one petal under a Miscope and saw a bunch of white spots all over it which were caused by sulfur-dioxide influence. This was very interesting and taughtful experience.

We left metal wire for two weeks in water. The water had a foul odor. Today we have looked at it under a microscope Celestron (10x and more), and here are the results.

This we found by looking at the water from the aquarium through a microscope:

We were working at inox steel wool on microscope Celestron (10x). After that we put the inox steel wool into the water. We waited for some time and until the next day and than we took it out of the water. At the end nothing happened. We think that particular inox wool won’t gather rust, because the inox wool is used for cleaning (with water).

In our school we held one chemistry class during which we use microscope Celestron.

Goal: Students were noticing the structure of crystal by looking trough microscope and on creative way connected what they saw with their knowledge about chemical structure.

Students were separated in four groups and each group has its own task.

First group had a task to observe under the microscope difference compounds with ionic character: KMnO₄, K₂Cr₂O₇ and CuSO₄. Magnification was 40 times.

Second group: They made crystal bar model of kitchen salt (NaCl) by using modeling clay and toothpicks.

Third group: They made Mg-chloride and Na-oxide puzzles by using cardboard.

Fourth group: They made comic whose characters (water, salt and nitrogen from the air) are explaining types of chemical bond between their atoms.

In the of the class all groups were presenting their results and were discussing looks of crystals. They came with a conclusion why some crystals have specific shapes.

Our friend pulled out a milk tooth few days ago. We cut the tooth into two pieces. Then, we observed it with miscope and found some layers.

We continued our research on the same things like we did in the last research, but we used a different microscope (MiScope). We were watching at our clothes and our friend’s cheek and we spotted that his beard was growing.