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Hydrocarbons produce carbon dioxide and water when they burn. In this experimentthe products...
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In this experiment, electricity and some indicators are used to make coloured writing.
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Metal crystals can be grown using several methods - eg displacing one metal by another from a...
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Practical investigations, Laboratory...
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In this experiment, ammonia is produced and collected. The gas is tested and the solubility...
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When materials are added together, they may acquire new properties. When a solid and a liquid...
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In an electrolysis experiment, the ions migrate towards electrodes of opposite charge.
In the...
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In this experiment hydrogen is burnt with some air. The aim of the experiment is to find out...
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This is an experiment named after René Descartes (1596–1650). Descartes was a French...
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This experiment involves producing copper from copper ore (malachite). Thecomposition of...
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This experiment illustrates how much of the air is used in the rusting process. It is the...
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Microbes are responsible for the production of some foods, for example cheese and yoghurt....
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This experiment examines how a stable foam is produced and what reactions are involved.
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Beer and wine are produced by the fermentation of glucose by yeast. In this experiment, a...
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Many areas of chemistry involve careful measurement. One example is measuring the change in...
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Analysis: quantitative, Relative masses,...
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The aim of this experiment is first to make some glass and secondly to make some coloured...
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Rusting of iron and steel is a commonly occurring process with which we are all familiar....
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A mixture of iron and sulfur can easily be separated. This is because there are no
chemical...
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The combustion of alcohol produces energy. This experiment compares the amount of
heat...
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One mole of any gas occupies the same volume when measured under the same conditions of...
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Standard laboratory procedures, Relative...
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In this experiment, the water of crystallisation is removed from hydrated copper(II)
sulfate....
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Relative masses, masses & moles, Formulae,...
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Producting fertilisers is very important. This experiment involves preparing ammonium...
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Formulae, Agricultural applications,...
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The Group 7 elements are called the halogens. This experiment involves some reactions of the...
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In this experiment the speed of a reaction is measured. Various metals in solution are
tested...
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Some metals are more reactive than others. In this experiment, a strip of metal is added
to a...
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In this experiment the pH of various oxides is tested.
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Indigestion is caused by excess acid in the stomach. The tablets neutralise some of this...
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Titrimetric/volumetric analysis, Medical...
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Alkenes (carbon compounds containing double bonds) undergo addition reactions. In
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It is often necessary to obtain a pure chemical from an impure sample. This experiment...
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Water expands when it freezes. Most liquids contract when they freeze so this property of...
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Diffusion occurs in liquids but more slowly than in gases. The particles are not as free to...
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