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Lab#2 Physical Chemical Changes Worksheet Handout
Lab#2 Physical Chemical Changes Worksheet Handout
Your lab grade will be based on answering and filling in the following table correctly.
Paper and color: white, flexible Burning Gray Ashe was Graycolor Y C.C.
oxygen (air) (flame) formed brittle breaks
unit smaller
flakes.
Magnesium Silver metallic luster. The Burning Bright white light was white YY C.C.
and oxygen shavings are thin (flame) emmitted. powder was
(air) formed
Nichrome and Silver metallic luster Burning Nichrome wire surface was one surface C.C.
oxygen (air) wire form. (flame) became dark. dark. Y
Iodine dark shiny granules Heating purple vapor was vapor N P.P.
formed condensed
on
Iodine and Iodine dark shiny granuals. Adding brown solution was iodine N P.C.
alcohol formed. dissolved in
Ethylaclohol: Clear liquid alcohol
Sodium and Sodium gray metallic, soft, Adding when Sodium was gas YY C.C.
water after cutting the exposed added to the water it formation.
interior had luster. reacted vigoursly and
gas formation was which
observed. ignited
when
exposed to
a flame.
Zinc and zinc:gray lowluster granular Adding Gas was formed. clear gas Y C.C.
hydrochloric test tube became formation
acid Hydrochloric acid: clear to warm. was
light yellow liquid. observed.
Lead nitrate Lead nitrate: clear Adding when both solutions formation
and sodium solution were mixed a yellow insoluble
chromate potassium chromate: solid was formed. solid.
yellow solution.
Sulfur and air Sulfure yellow powder burning the yellow power Formation of Y C.C.
(flame) started to turn into gas.
dark purple. Gas
formed
Supplemental Questions (answer these questions as part of your report, Highlight the correct answer yellow or red if applicable.)
2. The substance present in the air that is required for the chemical changes that occurred when air is involved in the
above tests is Nitrogen, Oxygen, water vapor, carbon dioxide.
3. The process whereby a sample such as iodine, changes directly from solid to gas is called melting, freezing,
sublimation, deposition, condensing, vaporizing.
4. Classify each of the following as a physical or a chemical change. (Highlight the correct answer and submit)