Snyder’s AP chemistry students experiment with color changing solutions

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Coppell High School junior Phillip Smith uses a pipette to drop an acid solution into a buret on Monday in Amy Snyder’s AP chemistry classroom. The students in Snyder’s AP chemistry class are learning about titration curves of solutions of varying acidity. Photo by Ayoung Jo

Ayoung Jo, photographer
March 9, 2016

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Coppell High School junior Phillip Smith uses a pipette to drop an acid solution into a buret on Monday in Amy Snyder’s AP chemistry classroom. The students in Snyder’s AP chemistry class are learning about titration curves of solutions of varying acidity. Photo by Ayoung Jo