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Horizon Ethanol Fuel Cell Science Kit

Horizon Educational SKU: HFC-FCJJ-42
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  • Grades: 9–12 / Ages 14+
  • Number of Students: 1–4 students per kit
  • Number of Lessons: 6 experiments
  • Hours of Content: Approximately 1–2 hours per guided lab activity
  • Additional Resources: Teacher Guide, Student Guide, hands-on lab activities, experiment manual

 

Highlights:

  • Demonstrates how ethanol is converted into electrical energy
  • Hands-on exploration of direct ethanol fuel-cell technology
  • Investigates pH, oxidation, fuel concentration, and temperature
  • Includes six experiments for chemistry and renewable-energy instruction

 

Curriculum or Lesson Topics:

  • Ethanol and biofuels
  • Fuel-cell technology
  • Oxidation and chemical reactions
  • pH and reaction rates
  • Stoichiometry
  • Energy conversion and renewable energy

 

Standard Alignments:

  • NGSS Physical Science: PS1.B – Chemical Reactions
  • Science & Engineering Practices: investigation, data analysis, mathematics, and communicating information
  • Crosscutting Concepts: cause and effect, energy and matter, stability and change

 

What’s Included:

  • Fuel cell module
  • Fuel solution container and fuel tank
  • Fan module and fan blade
  • Silicone tubing and clamp
  • Connecting wires
  • pH paper
  • Syringe
  • Teacher and student guides

 

Technology Requirements/Specifications:

  • Model: FCJJ-42
  • Recommended age: 14+
  • Kit dimensions: approximately 30 × 21 × 9.7 cm
  • Kit weight: approximately 0.5 kg
  • Optional multimeter or Horizon Renewable Energy Monitor for measurements

 

Special Notes and Considerations:

  • Requires ethanol and distilled water, which are not included.
  • Use no more than 15% ethanol concentration in the fuel cell.
  • Ethanol solutions should not be heated above 60°C (140°F).
  • Safety goggles and adult/teacher supervision are recommended.
  • Keep ethanol away from open flames.

 

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