In 1939 Linus Pauling published one of the most important textbooks in the field of chemistry, "The Nature of the Chemical Bond". The work represented in the textbook led to Pauling's reception of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1954. While I have no delusions that this blog will, at some future date, win me the Nobel Prize, I do hope to share interesting ideas, cool chemistry, and my molecular musings in The Nature of the Chemical Blog.
13.4.12
Test Tube Science: Plop Plop Fizz Fizz
Materials:
-Two test tubes
-10 mL hot water
-10 mL cold water
-One tablet of AlkaSeltzer
Background:
The rate at which a reaction progresses depends on the temperature of the reaction. This experiment lets observe this first hand.
Directions:
Fill one test tube with hottest tap water available. Fill another with cold, cold water. Break an Alka Seltzer tablet into small pieces. Drop carefully into each test tube. See which temperature water makes the most popping and fizzing.
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Test Tube Science
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3 comments:
Spray Foam InsulationIf its not to much to ask could you write some more about this. Keep up with good posts.
Thanks for sharing! I have been checking out different blogs to learn more about chemical analysis. It is really interesting!
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