The Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Chemistry Club is comprised of students who look to advance chemistry knowledge in their school and local community. The club holds many activities to help spread chemistry appreciation and learning. Demonstration shows, held several times a year, allow students to perform interesting experiments for local members of the community and educate people on the science behind the demonstration. The club also offers an annual Chemistry camp, a day long program where local middle school children are taught and shown interesting concepts in chemistry. They perform experiments such as launching pop rockets made with film canisters, water, and antacid tablets. They learn the concept behind the propulsion and what reaction is taking place to cause the rocket to launch. These are just a few of the activities the club holds in order to bring chemistry to the community. Recently the club was also awarded an honorable mention as a student chapter from the ACS.

Lock Haven University Chemistry Club

249th National Meeting (2015)

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