Friday, October 18, 2013

law of convservation of mass

PART A:
 Data collection:                                      1st                                 2nd                           3rd

1. Mass of apparatus before mixing.     3.775g                            3.953g                       4.167g
2. observations on mixing.               The reaction was the liguid turned thick and white. foamy looking.

PART B:
                                                              1st                                  2nd                            3rd
1.mass of bottle,water,cap,and tablet.     23.864                          25.556                      25.743
2. observations.         The tablet dissolved, and when i opened cap a gas was formed.
3. Mass of it after mixing.                        25.836                          25.282                      25.634
4. mass of it after opening cap.                23.600                          24.098                     24.491

PART C:
                                                             1st                                  2nd                               3rd
1.Mass of apparatus before mix.           4.0027                          3.218                            3.338
2. observations.         there was a color change it went from purple then we mixed it and it turned white.
3. Mass of it after mixing.                     4.017                             3.059                           3.332


 The ones that were a chemical reaction were part A,B,C. They all had something changed to them. Part A, the  liquid changed from clear to a thick. kinda foamy looking liquid. it was a thick liquid. Part B, the liquid formed gas, once we opened the bottle cap from shaking up the water and the tablet a noise of release came out when we opened it which shows gas was formed. Part C, the liquid was purple before we mixed it then when we mixed it the liquid turned to clear. The evidence of a chemical change was it thickened, gas was produced, and the color change which all shows a change in the chemicals. The law of conservation of matter is that matter cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction.



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