Report 4: Preparation and Properties of Hydrogen and Oxyge 1. Generation and Collection of Hydrogen Gas (a) Observation on adding acid to zinc Cololess Odurless gas evol bubbles 2. Tests on the Hydrogen Gas burms quicty (a) Test on igniting hydrogen/air mixture Ignites (b) Test on igniting pure hydrogen 1gnites with apup Sund (c) Attempt to ignite hydrogen after inverting bottle (d) Explain your observations from parts a-c. canqe 3. Generation and Collection of Oxygen Gas (a) Observation on adding hydrogen peroxide to yeast furmationof Fuam orlots 4. Tests on the Oxygen Gas (a) Result of attempting to ignite oxygen Okygen alune doean't (b) Result of in

Report 4: Preparation and Properties of Hydrogen and Oxyge 1. Generation and Collection of Hydrogen Gas (a) Observation on adding acid to zinc Cololess Odurless gas evol bubbles 2. Tests on the Hydrogen Gas burms quicty (a) Test on igniting hydrogen/air mixture Ignites (b) Test on igniting pure hydrogen 1gnites with apup Sund (c) Attempt to ignite hydrogen after inverting bottle (d) Explain your observations from parts a-c. canqe 3. Generation and Collection of Oxygen Gas (a) Observation on adding hydrogen peroxide to yeast furmationof Fuam orlots 4. Tests on the Oxygen Gas (a) Result of attempting to ignite oxygen Okygen alune doean't (b) Result of in

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter5: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 101E: At elevated temperatures, sodium chlorate decomposes to produce sodium chloride and oxygen gas. A...

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