Chlorine

Determination of the Rate Law for the Bleaching of Blue One Objective The objective of this investigation is to determine how the concentrations of the reagents in the reaction between Blue One dye and Sodium Hypochlorite (bleach) will affect the rate for the reaction. This will be done by through the determination of the rate law with respect to the orders of reaction for the reagents as well as the overall order of the reaction. Introduction The question for this investigation came about when

We are designing an apartment complex per NFPA 13 requirements. Is it permissible to install intermediate temperature sprinklers throughout all spaces (except those that would specifically require a high temp sprinkler due to other sections)? The specific question arises because we have ordinary temperature sprinklers throughout most areas, and intermediate temperature sprinklers in mechanical closets and laundry rooms in the dwelling units. The AHJ states that since the areas are conditioned spaces

Limited Reactants A limited reactant is the first chemical in a chemical reaction to be used up completely. This reactant usually dictates how much of the product can be formed, or the smallest amount of the product that can be formed. To find the limiting reactant, one has to calculate how much of each reactant can produce the product. The reactant with the smallest number is the limiting reactant. Usually when one reactant is completely used up, some of the other reactant is left over, this is

Hot glue guns can be used for school projects, shipping rooms, crafts, construction and manufacturing. Which therefore, makes the industrial hot glue gun extremely versatile, and available for any and all fields of work. There are also many different kinds of hot glue guns, which use different types of glue stick and materials such as acrylic and plastic adhesives. Industrial hot glue guns are multifunctional, which means that they can be used with just about any kind of glue sticks, at any temperature

In the world today, many people enjoy the sensation of bath bombs for its relaxing feeling and amazing aroma. Although people enjoy them, many people are allergic to citric acid which is a main ingredient in bath bombs. The objective is to find alternatives to citric acid and to find the ingredient that causes the bath bomb to fizz the most and the fastest. Cornstarch will be one of the alternatives to citric acid. Cornstarch is a starch that comes from the white part of corn, and it is a white

In this experiment, anthocyanin was extracted from organic mediums and explored to find which source of extraction contains the largest quantity of anthocyanin, and in turn generates the most power. Chromatography was used in this experiment to determine the amount and concentration of anthocyanin extracted from each source. Ethanol was used as the solvent in the chromatography, as well as the extraction catalyst. The purpose of this study was to determine which extraction medium for the photovoltaic

Mass effects with vinegar and baking soda Purpose: To investigate the Law of Conservation of Mass using the reaction between vinegar (acetic acid) and baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) Hypothesis: Open system: If the reactants are mixed then the mass of the remaining products will be the same as before because it will only overflow and will not have anywhere else to go. Close system: If the reactants are mixed then the mass of the remaining products will change because some of the mass will be going

In this lab, concentrated HCl was added to 2-methyl-2-butanol in a separatory funnel. The reactants were shaken to help the reaction occur quickly. The separatory funnel was vented several times, to reduce pressure that resulted from the reaction which was due to the high vapor pressure of HCl. The Hydrochloric acid will dissociate, and the H+ will react with the OH-C to form H2O-C. The H2O is a good leaving group. As the LG is on a tertiary carbon, an Sn1 reaction should occur. In the rate determining

PURPOSE: (Why are you doing this experiment?) This experiment consisted of two parts. The first part will involve preparing a salicylate calibration curve using a series of known salicylate standards. The second part determined the salicylate concentration in two blood serum samples using the calibration curve created in the first part of the experiment. The purpose of the experiment was to find out which sample could be considered a person who had an overdose of aspirin. THEORY: Discuss the

Limiting Reactant Lab Abstract The purpose of this lab was to use stoichiometry (fixed molar ratios) to determine quantitatively how Copper (II) Chloride and metallic aluminum react, known as an oxidation-reduction reaction. By varying the quantities of CuCl2H2O and Al and observing the reaction we were able to determine the limiting and excess reactants, and were also able to use stoichiometric calculations to determine the theoretical yield of Cu and then compare it to the actual yield of Cu to