Toni Ann Snyder and her Chemistry II and AP Chemistry students recently visited Noteology in Scranton to explore the science behind fragrance creation. During the visit, students learned how different-sized molecules contribute to the scents used in perfumes and how each affects the length of time a fragrance lasts on the skin. They then put their knowledge to use by combining small, medium, and large molecules to create their own custom fragrances to take home. The trip offered students a fun, hands-on opportunity to see how chemistry connects to everyday products!
Chemistry Classes Visit Noteology
