Exploring Chemical Reactions: Magnesium with Aqueous Acids
Delve into the process of articulating and addressing chemical questions, focusing on the reaction of magnesium with aqueous acids. Understand the steps involved in asking, designing approaches, collecting data, analyzing results, and summarizing findings. Discover common early errors and concluding remarks from this research-like experience.
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Introduction to Articulating and Addressing a Chemical Question Reaction of Magnesium with Aqueous Acids A Simple Research-like Experience
Steps Asking a question Designing an approach Collecting data Analyzing data Revising plan and collecting more data if needed Summarizing data and preparing a report
Chemical Kinetics-Study of rates of reactions
Apparatus from earlier experiment Insert drawing of apparatus
Common early errors Using too much Mg and too much H2is generated [HCl] to high and rate too fast Not asking a focused question
Concluding Comments This is not research but an opportunity for students to address a question and design an approach Covers a topic typically covered in the class and lab Students have time to design an approach and to fail and redesign. Students are asked to draw conclusions and communicate results