Difference between revisions of "Burning Salts"
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Various salts are suspended in liquid. A wire dipper is used to gather a sample of the salt and the held over a Bunsen burner and different colors are observed depending on the substance element. The spectrum can be observed using a diffraction grating. | |||
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* Salts: Shelf L- | * Salts: Shelf L-3 | ||
*Bunsen Burner: Drawer 55 | |||
* Diffraction Gratings: Drawer 97 | * Diffraction Gratings: Drawer 97 | ||
Latest revision as of 10:46, 26 May 2023
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Description:
Various salts are suspended in liquid. A wire dipper is used to gather a sample of the salt and the held over a Bunsen burner and different colors are observed depending on the substance element. The spectrum can be observed using a diffraction grating.
Location:
- Salts: Shelf L-3
- Bunsen Burner: Drawer 55
- Diffraction Gratings: Drawer 97
