Filled with simple yet time-tested, instructive experiments, this program—five very visual segments of ten minutes each—illustrates how four important laboratory and industrial chemicals are made and used: hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, ammonia water, and limewater. A fifth segment demonstrates how to dye litmus paper and employ it to test for acidity and alkalinity. (51 minutes)

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