KCC Science Laboratory

The Grade 9 St. Ignatius students have conducted flame test activity which involves burning different chemicals (Chlorides) to observe the characteristic colors of their flames. Each element emits a unique color when heated, due to the excitation and relaxation of electrons in the atoms. By observing these colors, you can identify the presence of specific elements in a compound. It's often used in chemistry education to teach about atomic structure and spectroscopy.

Science 9 Instructor: Joe Ann V. Jonota, LPT, MAEd

The purpose of dissection in science is primarily to study the structure and function of organisms. By carefully dissecting specimens, students can gain insights into the anatomy, physiology, and biology of various organisms. Dissection allows the students to understand how different organs and systems work together, providing invaluable knowledge for fields such as medicine, biology, zoology, and veterinary science.

In Frame: Stem 11 Fortitude and Stem 11 Knowledge students
Instructor: Jennica Grace Ynchausti-Pacete, RPh, LPT