Hannah do you know what the laboratory prep is, like you did with the hydrogen peroxide one in 2.18, or is it the same thing that I have to substitute in the substances to the equipment into that one?
Place calcium carbonate in a conical flask. Add hydrochloric acid in the conical flask and carbon dioxide will be released. Use downwards displacement to measure how much CO2 was made.
Hannah do you know what the laboratory prep is, like you did with the hydrogen peroxide one in 2.18, or is it the same thing that I have to substitute in the substances to the equipment into that one?
Place calcium carbonate in a conical flask. Add hydrochloric acid in the conical flask and carbon dioxide will be released. Use downwards displacement to measure how much CO2 was made.
^ Calcium carbonate (in the form of marble chips) is added to the bottom of a conical flask, along with dilute hydrochloric acid. The HCL reacts with the calcium carbonate to produce calcium chloride, water, and carbon dioxide gas. The gas is then collected in a gas syringe or using downwards delivery. Hope that answers your question :)
Hannah do you know what the laboratory prep is, like you did with the hydrogen peroxide one in 2.18, or is it the same thing that I have to substitute in the substances to the equipment into that one?
ReplyDeletePlace calcium carbonate in a conical flask. Add hydrochloric acid in the conical flask and carbon dioxide will be released. Use downwards displacement to measure how much CO2 was made.
DeleteHannah do you know what the laboratory prep is, like you did with the hydrogen peroxide one in 2.18, or is it the same thing that I have to substitute in the substances to the equipment into that one?
ReplyDeletePlace calcium carbonate in a conical flask. Add hydrochloric acid in the conical flask and carbon dioxide will be released. Use downwards displacement to measure how much CO2 was made.
Delete^ Calcium carbonate (in the form of marble chips) is added to the bottom of a conical flask, along with dilute hydrochloric acid.
ReplyDeleteThe HCL reacts with the calcium carbonate to produce calcium chloride, water, and carbon dioxide gas.
The gas is then collected in a gas syringe or using downwards delivery. Hope that answers your question :)
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