Which activities are included on the LabQuest 3?

The LabQuest 3 (LABQ3) includes student instructions for a selection of activities from our popular lab manuals. They are located in the Experiment Viewer app, which is accessible from the Home screen. To get there first tap the house in the top left of the LabQuest 3 screen.

Once you are in the experiment viewer, tap the Open… button to see the folders that contain the student instructions.

Here is a list of all the included student instructions:

From Organic Chemistry with Vernier (CHEM-O):

Organic Chemistry with Vernier # 01 Determining Melting Temperature
Organic Chemistry with Vernier # 22 Grignard Formation of Crystal Violet

From Investigating Solar Energy (ELB-SOLAR):

Investigating Solar Energy # 06 Solar Panel Output: Effect of Shade
Investigating Solar Energy # 09 Exploring Surface Temperature

From Human Physiology with Vernier (HP-A):

Human Physiology with Vernier # 04 Heart Rate and Exercise
Human Physiology with Vernier # 12 Analyzing the Heart with EKG
Human Physiology with Vernier # 16 Grip Strength Comparison
Human Physiology with Vernier # 23 Oxygen Extraction by the Lungs

From Investigating Wind Energy (ELB-WIND):

Investigating Wind Energy # 03 Introduction to the Vernier Energy Sensor
Investigating Wind Energy # 05 Exploring Wind Turbine Blades

From Advanced Biology with Vernier (BIO-A-E):

Advanced Biology with Vernier # 01A Diffusion through Membranes (Conductivity)
Advanced Biology with Vernier # 04B Photosynthesis
Advanced Biology with Vernier # 05B Cell Respiration (CO₂)
Advanced Biology with Vernier # 09 Transpiration
Advanced Biology with Vernier # 13 The Visible Spectra of Plant Pigments

From Physical Science with Vernier (PSV):

Physical Science with Vernier # 03 Freezing and Melting of Water
Physical Science with Vernier # 17 Conductivity of Saltwater: The Effect of Concentration
Physical Science with Vernier # 22 An Inclined PlanePhysical Science with Vernier # 23 Reflectivity of Light

From Advanced Physics with Vernier — Beyond Mechanics (PHYS-ABM):

Advanced Physics with Vernier – Beyond Mechanics # 01 Behavior of a Gas
Advanced Physics with Vernier – Beyond Mechanics # 02 Heat Engines
Advanced Physics with Vernier – Beyond Mechanics # 11 Faraday’s Law: Effect of Changing Flux from a Moving Magnet

From Forensics with Vernier (FWV-E):

Forensics with Vernier # 04 Flipping Coins
Forensics with Vernier # 05 The Ink is Still Wet
Forensics with Vernier # 07 Drug Tests
Forensics with Vernier # 14 Chill Out: How Hot Objects Cool

From Advanced Chemistry with Vernier (CHEM-A):

Advanced Chemistry with Vernier #05 The Molar Volume of a Gas
Advanced Chemistry with Vernier # 07 Acid-Base Titration
Advanced Chemistry with Vernier # 10 The Determination of an Equilibrium Constant
Advanced Chemistry with Vernier # 16 Conductimetric Titration and Gravimetric Determination of a Precipitate

From Water Quality with Vernier (WQV):

Water Quality with Vernier # 02 pH
Water Quality with Vernier # 05 Dissolved Oxygen
Water Quality with Vernier # 12 Total Dissolved Solids

From Advanced Physics with Vernier — Mechanics (PHYS-AM):

Advanced Physics with Vernier – Mechanics # 07 Energy Storage and Transfer: Elastic Energy
Advanced Physics with Vernier – Mechanics # 13 Rotational Dynamics

From Physics with Vernier (PWV):

Physics with Vernier # 01 Graph Matching
Physics with Vernier # 3B Cart on a Ramp (Motion Detector)
Physics with Vernier # 05 Picket Fence Free Fall
Physics with Vernier # 06 Ball Toss
Physics with Vernier # 9 Newton’s Second Law
Physics with Vernier # 24 Capacitors
Physics with Vernier # 32 Sound Waves and Beats

From Vernier Chemistry Investigations for Use with AP* Chemistry (APCHEM):

Vernier Chemistry Investigations for Use with AP Chemistry # 01 Investigating Food Dyes in Sports Beverages
Vernier Chemistry Investigations for Use with AP Chemistry # 04 The Acidity of Juice and Soft Drinks
Vernier Chemistry Investigations for Use with AP Chemistry # 12 Investigating Commercial Hand Warmers

From Agricultural Science with Vernier (AWV):

Agricultural Science with Vernier # 09 Soil Salinity
Agricultural Science with Vernier # 16 Energy in Food
Agricultural Science with Vernier # 21 Effects of Insulation on Animal Temperature
Agricultural Science with Vernier # 29 Biodiversity and Ecosystems

From Middle School Science with Vernier (MSV):

Middle School Science with Vernier # 01 A Hot Hand
Middle School Science with Vernier # 10 What Causes the Seasons?
Middle School Science with Vernier # 18 Get a Grip!
Middle School Science with Vernier # 32 Buoyancy
Middle School Science with Vernier # 37 Falling Objects

From Elementary Science with Vernier (EWV):

Elementary Science with Vernier # 01 Learning to Use a Temperature Probe
Elementary Science with Vernier # 17 Get a Grip!
Elementary Science with Vernier # 20 Learning to Use a Motion Detector
Elementary Science with Vernier # 30 Oh! My Aching Back! How Ramps Make Lifting Easier
Elementary Science with Vernier # 41 Are All Batteries the Same?

From Biology with Vernier (BWV):

Biology with Vernier # 03 Acids and Bases
Biology with Vernier # 05 Conducting Solutions
Biology with Vernier # 06B Enzyme Action: Testing Catalase Activity (Gas Pressure)
Biology with Vernier # 19 Dissolved Oxygen in Water

From Earth Science with Vernier (ESV):

Earth Science with Vernier # 13 Water Quality: Total Dissolved Solids
Earth Science with Vernier # 19 Mapping the Ocean Floor
Earth Science with Vernier # 20 Are All Sunglasses Created Equal?
Earth Science with Vernier # 23 Reflection and Absorption of Light
Earth Science with Vernier # 26 Relative Humidity

From Renewable Energy with Vernier (REV):

Renewable Energy with Vernier # 02 What is Energy
Renewable Energy with Vernier # 10 Blade Variables and Power Output
Renewable Energy with Vernier # 19 Variables Affecting Solar Panel Output

From Chemistry with Vernier (CWV):

Chemistry with Vernier # 02 Freezing and Melting of Water
Chemistry with Vernier # 06 Boyle’s Law: Pressure-Volume Relationship in Gases
Chemistry with Vernier # 09 Evaporation and Intermolecular Attractions
Chemistry with Vernier # 11 Determining the Concentration of Solution: Beer’s Law