Organic Chemistry with Vernier with LabQuest Sensors
Sensors
LabQuest Interfaces
LabQuest interfaces send sensor data to data-collection and analysis software. We recommend LabQuest 2 for its versatility as a standalone device and its ability to stream sensor data to computers and mobile devices. LabQuest Mini is a great choice for classrooms using computers.
Choose the Vernier interface that best meets your needs and budget.
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| Built-in Color Screen | Yes | No |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and USB | USB |
| Price | $329 | $149 |
Software
Windows and macOS Computers
Logger Pro for Windows® and macOS®
We recommend this powerful data-collection and analysis software for classrooms with experiments needing advanced analysis tools and wireless data sharing.
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LabQuest Viewer for Windows® and macOS®
LabQuest Viewer allows you to project your LabQuest 2 screen or remotely monitor student progress.
Learn more about LabQuest Viewer »LabQuest 2
LabQuest App
LabQuest 2 can be used as a standalone data collection and analysis device with its built-in app. No software installation needed on computers.
Lab Book
Organic Chemistry with Vernier contains experiments designed for use with Vernier data-collection technology in college organic chemistry courses. Experiments cover a broad range of topics and techniques including compound identification, synthesis, chromatography, optical rotation, and spectroscopy.
Each lab book includes a searchable PDF of the entire book, word-processing files for student experiments, teacher information files including sample data and graphs, a complete materials and supplies list, and other supplemental resources.
The printed version includes everything in the electronic version, plus a printed copy of the book.
Tech Tips
- Go Direct SpectroVis Plus vs. Vernier UV-VIS Spectrophotometer
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The spectroscopy experiments in Organic Chemistry with Vernier are written for use with the SpectroVis Plus Spectrophotometer, but did you know the Vernier UV-VIS Spectrophotometer is also compatible? If your laboratory curriculum analyzes compounds in the visible region, SpectroVis Plus, with a range of 380 to 900 nm, is a great choice. The UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, with a range of 220 to 850 nm, offers the advantage of extending into the UV region. With the UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, you can include experiments that investigate compounds such as caffeine and other highly conjugated molecules. Once your students have examined the full absorbance spectrum, continue the experiment by creating a standard curve or studying chemical kinetics.
Ordering Information
All prices shown are for U.S. educators.