A string is coated in flammable salts which turn vivid colors when ignited. When a metal salt is burned, the input of thermal energy raises the electrons in the metal atom to a higher energy state. The breakdown of the aluminum leads to the lighting of the LED on the string.
A string is coated in flammable salts which turn vivid colors when ignited. When a metal salt is burned, the input of thermal energy raises the electrons in the metal atom to a higher energy state. The breakdown of the aluminum leads to the lighting of the LED on the string.
A string is coated in flammable salts which turn vivid colors when ignited. When a metal salt is burned, the input of thermal energy raises the electrons in the metal atom to a higher energy state. The breakdown of the aluminum leads to the lighting of the LED on the string.
Reaction 1: Lifting a Balloon; Sodium bicarbonate + acetic acid = CO2
The baking soda and vinegar react inside the Erlenmeyer flask and the CO2 resulting from the reaction blows up the balloon. The balloon then tips a lever, dropping a weight, which pulls the strike pad, lighting the match. Reaction 2: Burning Salts; Cupric chloride (blue), strontium chloride (red) We coated a string in the flammable salts which turn vivid colors when ignited. They change colors because when a metal salt is burned, the input of thermal energy raises the electrons in the metal atom to a higher energy state. These electrons cant remain in this excited state for too long and will emit energy in the form of light to return to the more stable, grounded state. It is the light we see when a metal atom is burned in the flame. Reaction 3: Burning through metal; Copper chloride + aluminum = aluminum chloride + copper 2AL(s) = 3CuCl2 => 3Cu + 2AlCl Aluminum is always coated in a thin layer of aluminum oxide and the copper helps break down the barrier. The copper ion helps the aluminum separate from the oxygen so that the aluminum can react with the chloride. The breakdown of the aluminum leads to the lighting of the LED on the Breadboard.
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