Introduction

Get amazed by what nature is capable to do and, why not, learn how to perform this easy demonstration at home. Red cabbage contains pH-sensitive dyes, anthocyanins, the same type of dyes responsible for colors of leaves in the fall. 
The event serves as a platform for bringing awareness about the International Year of Periodic Table and the importance of chemistry in daily life.
Information will be provided regarding the change in pigment structure at different pH responsible for the change in color. 
The demonstration will be performed by the graduate students from the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department at Seton Hall University. 

Speakers

• Jeff Raab Seton Hall University, United States
• Marius Pelmus Seton Hall University, United States
• Mary Okorie Seton Hall University, United States
• Adam Kmeck Seton Hall University, United States
• Akilah I Mateen Seton Hall University, United States
• Edrice Sediq Seton Hall University, United States
• Cristina Ventura Seton Hall University, United States
• Brandon Pineda Seton Hall University, United States
• Allyson Dixon Seton Hall University, United States
• Hetal Rana Seton Hall University, United States
• Jason Saway Seton Hall University, United States
• Nelson Casanova Seton Hall University, United States
• Robert Tancer Seton Hall University, United States
• Sean McCann Seton Hall University, United States
• Usha Kalra Seton Hall University, United States
• Sunil Shah Seton Hall University, United States

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Sponsorship & supporting organisations

Seton Hall University

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Sponsors

Seton Hall University

Venue

Science Building, Seton Hall University

McNulty Hall Atrium, Science Building, Seton Hall University , 400 South Orange Ave, South Orange, 07079, United States

Organised by

Royal Society of Chemistry

Royal Society of Chemistry

Contact information

Marius Pelmus
Seton Hall University
400 South Orange Ave, South Orange, NJ 07079
Chemistry and Biochemistry Department, Seton Hall University
9732343110
Contact us by email

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