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Item #: AP7642 

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The Analysis of Food Dyes in Beverages Inquiry Lab Solution for AP® Chemistry allows students to utilize spectroscopy and graphical analysis using Beer’s Law while practicing lab skills in dilutions and spectroscopic measurements.

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Big Idea 1, Investigation 1, Primary Learning Objective 1.15

Food dyes are everywhere—from food to drink to cosmetics! How much food dye is actually contained in these products? This advanced-inquiry lab allows students to utilize spectroscopy and graphical analysis to determine the concentration of dye in a sports drink.

The lab begins with an introductory activity in which students prepare a series of standard dilutions of an FD&C Blue 1 stock solution. Students then measure the percent transmittance of each and graph the results to identify an optimum linear relationship among various functions (T, %T, log T and A) for a Beer’s law calibration curve. A Beer’s law plot of absorbance as a function of concentration may then be used to calculate the concentration of any “unknown” solution. Using this introductory procedure as a model, students design guided-inquiry experiments to determine the concentration of food dye(s) in sports drinks and other consumer beverages. Additional dyes (FD&C Yellow 5 and Red 40) and samples of sports drinks are included in the kit for optional extension or cooperative class inquiry studies.

Use this investigation to develop—and test—skills in preparing accurate serial dilutions, understanding spectroscopic measurements and extrapolating from graphical data.

Complete for 24 students working in pairs. Refill kit includes chemicals and consumable items. A version of this lab is available as a Wet/Dry Advanced Inquiry Laboratory Kit for One Period (Catalog No. AP8497).

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Specifications

Materials Included in Kit: 
FD&C stock solution, blue 1, 100 mL
FD&C stock solution, red 40, 100 mL
FD&C stock solution, yellow 5, 100 mL
Gatorade®, G2 Series®, blue(glacier freeze), 12 oz
Gatorade®, G2 Series®, red(strawberry), 12 oz
Pipet, serological, 10 mL, 12

Additional Materials Required (for each lab group): Distilled or deionized water, consumer beverages (blue, red, and yellow), beakers (dependent on dilutions per group), pipet bulb or pipet filler, spectrophotometer or colorimeter, 13 x 100 mm test tubes or cuvets, test tube rack.

Additional Materials Required (for Pre-Lab Preparation): Graduated cylinder, volumetric flask.

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