Science In Motion Chemistry
Mrs. Dena Byars McCall 312A (334)670-3704 email
The Alabama Science In Motion program provides high school science classes with science laboratory experiments that use modern instruments and equipment.  The chemistry Science In Motion program located at Troy University includes a van of chemistry instruments and a driver; Dena Byars provides instruction on how to use the equipment. The Troy vans serve schools in the southeast region of Alabama, which includes the following counties:  Butler, Coffee, Conecuh, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Escambia, Geneva, Henry, Houston and Pike. Program Material An Excel 97/2000 spreadsheet for the barium-137m half-life lab.  Plots the data and calculates the half-life. Other Science In Motion Links Biology, here at Troy University Biology & Chemistry, Athens State University Chemistry, University of Alabama at Birmingham Chemistry & Physics, Auburn University Other Science Links Chemistry Formatter, for changing H3O+ to H3O^+ with the click of a button in Word or Excel Dena Byars and a student using the FTIR at Geneva High School.  (FTIR stands for Fourier transform infrared spectrometer) Geneva High School students analyze their breath with the FTIR.
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