Reaction 1:
-burning copper wire with a bunsen burner
- Using crucible tongs, hold the wire over the hottest part of the flame
-copper will begin to change to silver
-place a shiny nail in copper(II)sulphate--> SINGLE REPLACEMENT
- 15 minutes later, the part of the nail that was in the copper(II)sulphate will become copper :)
the video uses cupric sulfate.
Reaction 3:
Heating some copper(II)sulphate.
What happens when a hydrate is heated?
Reaction 4:
What happens when water is added back into the now anhydrous copper(II)sulphate?
Reaction 5:
Pour calcium chloride solution into a sodium carbonate solution.
- white precipitate is formed
Reaction 6:
put zinc into HCL
-bubbling
Reaction 7:
Manganese(IV)oxide is added to hydrogen peroxide solution. Then, the gas is tested by placing a glowing splint into the mouth of the test tube - should form black precipitate on the sides of test tube. layer of gas forms on sides of test tube
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