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What have you found out: what else is chromatography used for? Have you found other examples of chromatography in your everyday life?
Write it in the comments below.
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How can you work on the chromatography mission?
You can choose an interesting topic in the mission overview or in the tab and start a mission directly. Alternatively, you can click through the missions step by step (using the arrow below the mission).
If you don’t know a term yet, use the intro or go back a step for an explanation.
You can use the arrows or the tabs to jump between missions.
As with other experiments on Kniffelix, there is the option to carry them out at home or at school using everyday materials or experiment kits. You can follow the instructions online step by step or use the accompanying material offline.
If you don’t have the opportunity to carry out an experiment yourself, you can look at the photos and videos or read the information texts and still complete the blog tasks afterwards.
Here you will find another guide to using Kniffelix.
Have fun!
What do you suspect are the components in the felt-tip pen you are using? How will the black color behave when it is separated using water?
Write your guess in the comments below.
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We are excited to hear about your experiences! Were there any challenges or surprises during the cultivation? How well did the protocol work for you – were you able to implement the steps without any problems? Did you have any prior experience with mushroom cultivation or was this your first attempt?
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Good luck!
Feel free to share your experiences with the experiments in the comments.
Subject: Math, Biology To the experiment
Accompanying material
Subject: Biology To the experiment
Accompanying material
Subject: Biology To the experiment
Accompanying material
Subject: Biology To the experiment
Accompanying material
Does your experimental result look different from the solution image?
Then you have been led astray. Various factors could have influenced your result. In the image gallery, you will find clues as to what might have influenced your experiment.
Try the experiment again and consciously pay attention to these influencing factors.
The experiment still doesn’t work? Then write to us about your case.
Does your experimental result look different from the resolution image?
Then you were led astray. Various factors could have influenced your result. In the image gallery, you will find hints as to what might have influenced your experiment.
Try the experiment again and pay conscious attention to these influencing factors.
You still get a different result? Then write to us about your case.
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What did you learn about yeast during the Kniffelix Mission? Play the memory game and test your memory!
Find all the pairs as quickly as possible and post your fastest time.
Have fun!
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Were you able to get to the bottom of the yeast?
What does it particularly like and what does it really dislike?
What experiments did you do?
Post your experiment pictures in the comments. If you did different experiments, you can exchange ideas about the results with each other.
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Are you the ultimate yeast experts?
Then prove your knowledge in the fill-in-the-blanks exercise!
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