Experiment to describe reactivity of a given set of metals.

Experiment to Determine the order of Reactivity for a given aim of Metals

Prediction

I predict that the order of reactivity for the given set of metals result be Sodium, Magnesium, zinc, Iron, and pig. With copper being the least labile.

The Reason for my Prediction

Iron is using up for ships hulls and nails so it cant be very reactive. Copper is used in electrical equipment so that too cant be very reactive. And atomic number 11 reacts very violently with water so that is very reactive and magnesium cant be as reactive as sodium.

Apparatus and Reactunts

Samples of: Zinc fuck up, Copper foil, Magnesium ribbon, Sodium and iron nails.

Solutions of : Zinc chlorine, Copper chlorine, Magnesium chlorine, Sodium chlorine, Iron chlorine.

Equipment : Test tubings, Test tube racks, Dropping pipettes, Tongs, Tweezers, Scalpel, Measuring cylinder.

Method

1.Take 4 of the materials and use 4 of the 5 solutions (exclude the metal which is the same as one of the materials)

2.For all the metals (except sodium which requires an adult to perform) situate them in a small heart and soul of the liquid with the tweezers and record the reaction. If a reaction has taken place there will either be a swap of colour or bubbles coming out (gasses give off).



act sure to use the same meat of liquid for all(prenominal) test using the measuring cylinder.

3.For sodium sign up your instructor to get a beaker and drop a v.small amount of sodium into it.

4.Record all the results on a table.

Fair Test

I will make this a fair test by using the same amount of liquid in each container and the same amount of pieces of foil in each one.

A Reliable Test

It is only reliable if you use the right and same amounts for each test if you...

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