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    Molarity Lab Report

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    The hypothesis was supported as the rate of reaction did increase as the concentration and the temperature increased. The concentration, or molarity, of the reactants increased in relation to time in the form M=1.1541e0.0016t. This is an accurate relationship as the volume remains the same as the number of molecules increase, thus the rate would increase exponentially as the molecules collide at a constant growth rate. This is also a reliable model as the R² value is 0.9697. The hypothesis that…

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    Phenacetin Synthesis

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    to produce the most pure form of Phenacetin. During the synthesis of Phenacetin from Acetaminophen, several chemical compounds had to be added to Acetaminophen. The first chemical compound that was added to Acetaminophen was Sodium Hydroxide. Since Sodium Hydroxide contains the strong nucleophile OH-, that…

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    with nitric acid several physically properties can be seen happening for example: the colour changing and gas vapor starting to form. Many of the other reactions were similar to this that I and my partner saw such as: the formation of copper (II) hydroxide, decomposing the compound (CuO (OH) 2) by heating it, adding a different acid compound (H2SO4), and mixing solid zinc. There were several unknown variables because in the lab manual book it stated that to add this much of x substance if the…

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    Single Replacement Reactions and Double Replacement Reactions A chemical reaction is a process that involves rearrangement of the molecular or ionic structure of a substance, as opposed to a change in physical form or a nuclear reaction. The evolution of energy as heat and light, production of gas, formation of a precipitate, and color change are 4 indicators of a chemical reaction. Two out of the six types of reactions are the single and the double replacement reactions. During single…

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    What Is Silver Nitrate?

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    compound are, laboratory work, manufacturing, biology research, medical history, photography, and even the art of ceramics. Silver nitrate has been known by scientists worldwide to be very helpful in detecting the presence of Chlorine, Carbonate, Hydroxide, Sulfide, Phosphate, Bromine and Iodine ions. Chlorine will create a white colour after being exposed to silver nitrate. Bromine will create a pale yellow colour, and Iodine will produce a solid yellow colour. Silver Nitrate is also used…

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    Pb Contamination

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    organic matter). It was found that SOM was the dominant adsorbent of Pb at pH between 3.0 to 5.0. Increased pH resulted in more adsorption to Fe (hydr)oxides. Pb adsorbed by clay decreased with higher pH and adsorption to Al hydroxides was comparatively minor. Pb binding to Fe hydroxides is a critical characterization factor to consider when modeling Pb behavior in…

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    Cyclohexene Lab Report

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    This column is fed with the anhydrous cyclohexanone/cyclohexanol mixture coming from the cyclohexane oxidation section. The bottom product of the Cyclohexene column with sodium hydroxide is also entered in this column. Feed is heated in feed heater, in this heater the anhydrous mixture is heated up to a temperature of 1400C with the heat carried by the bottom product arriving from Alcohols column .Column is operated under atmospheric…

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    Baccl2 Test Lab Report

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    Introduction Unknown substances can be found everywhere. Whether it is the mysterious crust on the desk, or the sticky material found at the bottom of an unwashed bowl, there is a curiosity as to what that substance could be. In science, the unknown substance is called the analyte (1). The unknown substance, taken from the Gulf of Mexico, is tested to determine the true identity of the substance. In order to find the analyte, there are two different scientific methods that can be applied. The…

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    (BPI) argues that their plants are efficient and safe because they use ammonia to kill bacteria on the meat. However, ammonia hydroxide is a chemical and that chemical is put on food that will eventually be consumed. “When ammonia enters the body as a result of breathing, swallowing or skin contact, it reacts with water to produce ammonium hydroxide. This chemical is very corrosive and damages cells in the body on contact” (Department of Health.). This quote proves that it is unsafe for…

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    Abstract: Electrochemical machining (ECM) is a technique of eradicating metal by an electrochemical procedure. It utilizes an electrolyte and electrical current to ionize and eradicate metal atoms. Electrochemical Machining is a relatively ancient machining system which basis were laid way backside in the 19th century. The process has enhanced extremely everlastingly since, thus becoming an extremely defined practice with gigantic limitless application possibilities across engineering. In this…

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