Thionin and Iron: A Light Induced Redox Reaction

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Thionin and Iron: A Light Induced Redox Reaction
Educational Materials Chemistry Educational Materials Applied Chemistry Learning Activities
Understand the effect of light energy on a redox reaction.

  • Understand and demonstrate redox reactions
  • Aligned to NGSS practices
  • Cross cutting concepts: patterns
  • Disciplinary core ideas: PS1.A, PS1.B
  • Learn engineering practices: analyzing and interpreting data
In this lab a thionin-iron solution is prepared. Exposing the solution to light energy causes the colored thionin to be reduced by iron (II) ions, resulting in a clear solution. When half of the solution, in a single container, is exposed to light it will turn clear while the half not exposed to light will remain colored.

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