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McCormack Food Dyes in cooking and for other applications. The Food and Drug Administration regulates the use of additives to our food supply. The following food dyes are approved for consumption by the FDA: Red–40, Red–3, Blue–1, Blue–2, Yellow–5 and Yellow–6. Paper Chromatography can be used to separate these components within a specific dye. This technique can be applied to analyze the composition unknown dye samples. In today’s workshop, we will practice the procedure on standard dyes, and then analyze unknowns.
We will be meeting in UBC 152 (Chemistry Lab).
Parental Permission
We have gone paperless! For the current school year you must fill in the webform and submit it before you attend the Workshop. You can fill in the Permission Form here Permission form here . If we do not have you on file as completed this document, we cannot grant you entrance.
Due to our space limitations, we ask that you only register your child if you are positive they can attend. There will be no refunds. Thank you.
Background checks for Volunteers
Adult Volunteers must get Background Clearances. Please read the instructions carefully. Any questions contact Arta.Szathmary@bucks.edu
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