Ips quiz (Heating Baking Soda Lab)
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umballa123 on September 17, 2008
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 What do you observe at the bottom of the test tube? Near the top? | Not much at bottom, condensation at top |
| Does a gas collect in the inverted bottle? | Yes, it pushes the water out and replaces it. |
| From where, do you think, the gas comes from? | the heated baking soda |
| From where did the droplets on the test tube come from? | Baking Soda |
| Is the color of the liquid in the two test tubes the same? | No, the heated test tube is darker. |
| If the color is different, can the white powder in the test tube that you heated still be baking soda? | No, if it's still baking soda it has to be the same color as the unheated test tube. It is a different color. |
| Was the test tube cooler at top or bottom? | top |
| Was the control group the unheated baking soda or the hated baking soda? | unheated baking soda |
| Was the experimental group the unheated baking soda or the heated baking soda? | heated baking soda |
| What was the indicator in the baking soda lab? | tea |
| When baking soda is heated what is released, and what is left? | Carbon is released, Sodium is left |
| Why could the color of tea in the heated baking soda have been too light? | not heated long enough, not stirred long enough, not enough baking soda |
| Is the amount of condensation more or less than the amount of solid that is in your test tube? | Less- the baking soda can't produce more condensation than baking soda. Can't make more than it is. |
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