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Wednesday, March 23, 2011. Acid and Base Yeast Lab. Our test today involved yeast REALLY starting to hate this smell, hydrogen peroxide, Diet Coke, stomach antacid, and skim milk. We also needed a gas pressure sensor. So, heres the low down on what we did. Our results were this. Pressure at the beginning of the test- 101.31. Pressure at the end of the test- 106.23. Pressure at the beginning of the test- 99.48. Pressure at the end of the test- 104.1. Acids- Red; Neutral- Blue. Interesting, Id say so.CONTENT
This web page chemistryreflection-kkennedy.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, March 23, 2011." We saw that the webpage said " Acid and Base Yeast Lab." It also said " Our test today involved yeast REALLY starting to hate this smell, hydrogen peroxide, Diet Coke, stomach antacid, and skim milk. We also needed a gas pressure sensor. So, heres the low down on what we did. Pressure at the beginning of the test- 101. Pressure at the end of the test- 106. Pressure at the beginning of the test- 99. Pressure at the end of the test- 104. Acids- Red; Neutral- Blue. Interesting, Id say so."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Thursday, March 17, 2011. The baking soda and vinegar will create more mass than the soda and pop rocks because while the soda and pop rocks are just releasing the carbon dioxide trapped in them while an actual chemical reaction is going on with the baking soda and vinegar. The picture above is what the two experiments looked like next to each other. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Chemistry Reaction By Heat Lab Investigation. For the cold water experiment we only used 133 mL.
A level and GCSE Chemistry in easy chunk size pieces. Sunday, 13 September 2009. Alkenes - GCSE notes for Edexcel and OCR. Alkenes - GCSE Notes for Edexcel and OCR. Alkenes are a form of hydrocarbons with a general formula C. They are unsaturated as they have one spare bond. Bromine water decolourises with alkenes as the alkenes forms bonds with the bromine ions.
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Acids, Bases and Salts. Chemical Equations and Amount Calculations. Molar volume of a gas.