Washed off the remainder of the nail
Siphoned off the solution of Iron II Chloride
Washed copper with HCl and distilled water
Put copper in 'drying oven'
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| Nail in baby food jar |
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| Washing the Copper |
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| Copper |
Monday, December 14, 2015
Lab. So Far
I haven't been here for most of the lab but so far what I've seen is that we're making solid copper in a baby food jar using a nail. Single Replacement reaction: Copper II Chloride + Iron = Iron II Chloride +Copper. On the day I was there we-
Washed off the remainder of the nail
Siphoned off the solution of Iron II Chloride
Washed copper with HCl and distilled water
Put copper in 'drying oven'
Washed off the remainder of the nail
Siphoned off the solution of Iron II Chloride
Washed copper with HCl and distilled water
Put copper in 'drying oven'
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I think that it's really neat that you got that your iron formed 2+ ions when my iron formed 3+ ions. By the way, this reaction could also be classified as a redox reaction as we discussed last unit. Good luck on the test!
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