22.2 – Reacting Two Elements

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22.2 – Reacting Two Elements

Setup Index card to hold tubes in place (taped down) 1 test tube full of air 1 test tube with air and steel wool Steel wool has soaked in vinegar to remove a protective coating.

Initial Observations Steel Wool Water level in test tubes Steel Wool & Air Test Tube Air Test Tube Fill in – First Row: Position of Water in Test tubes Appearance of Steel Wool

Running the Experiment 17 minute video of the reaction. Skim through to see what happens. (Click here to go directly to the YouTube Video)

Final Observations Steel Wool Water level in test tubes Steel Wool & Air Test Tube Air Test Tube Fill in – Second Row: Position of Water in Test tubes Appearance of Steel Wool

Even Later… Not part of the lab or the lab worksheet – just a chance to see what happens with more time. There’s powdery red rust underneath the steel wool as well.

Recap: Steel Wool Appearance Before After Double Check: Appearance of Steel Wool – both rows

Recap: Water Level Before After Steel Wool & Air Test Tube Note: The beaker has marks every 50 mL. These marks are approximately 0.8 cm apart. Fill in: How Far Has Water Moved up the Test Tube?

Information About Air Air is composed of ROUGHLY: 78% Nitrogen 21% Oxygen 1% Carbon Dioxide A smidgeon of gases Nitrogen in the air is pretty stable (doesn’t react with many things). Oxygen in the air is more reactive. Carbon dioxide in the air is pretty stable.