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From David Sease
9 playsIn this lab, an exothermic reaction will take place when heat is applied to magnesium ribbon, producing magnesium oxide. -
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7 playsIn this video, a flame is used to test for evidence of hydrogen gas after a single replacement reaction occurs. -
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7 playsThis video illustrates ways to observe that carbon dioxide is heavier than air. -
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4 playsThis video highlights different solutions to examine which ones conduct electricity. -
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4 playsObserve the evidence of the reaction created by combining calcium chloride and baking soda. -
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3 playsSpectral tubes emit different wavelengths of light energy that can be measured using a spectroscope. -
From David Sease
9 playsIn this lab, an exothermic reaction will take place when heat is applied to magnesium ribbon, producing magnesium oxide. -
From David Sease
1 playsIn this lab demonstration, combustion is demonstrated by adding a catalyst to ethyl alcohol. -
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16 playsThis video shows the process and evidence of hydrogen peroxide breaking down into water and oxygen. -
From David Sease
9 playsIn this lab, copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate is heated and then rehydrated. -
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8 playsObserve red and blue litmus paper in both acid and basic solutions. -
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9 playsIn this lab, an aqueous solution of sulfuric acid is mixed with sugar to yield a reaction. -
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1 playsThis video shows the the decomposition of copper (II) carbonate into carbon dioxide. -
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2 playsThis video examines what happens to the mass of steel wool when it is burned. -
From David Sease
1 playsThis video shows copper reacting with oxygen.
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