Table 4.9This photo shows the appearance of samples of magnesium metalbefore and after combustion.Before combustion After combustionAll photos are Copyrighted by Maren Hansen.Al photos are Copyrighted by Maren HansenTable 4.9 cont.The following is a photo that shows the results of adding HCI solutionto solid samples of magnesium metal before and after combustion.Watch for the evolution of a gas as indicated by distinct bubbling onfizzing.After combustion
Table 4.9 ( data)
Before combustion After combustion
Appearance of sample ________________ ______________
Result of adding HCI to sample________________ ______________
Table 4.10 ( report)
Test or observation Is a composition change indicated?
Sample appearance _______(Yes or no)
Addition of HCI _______(Yes or no)
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Table 4.9 This photo shows the appearance of samples of magnesium metal before and after combustion. Before combustion After combustion All photos are Copyrighted by Maren Hansen. Al photos are Copyrighted by Maren Hansen Table 4.9 cont. The following is a photo that shows the results of adding HCI solution to solid samples of magnesium metal before and after combustion. Watch for the evolution of a gas as indicated by distinct bubbling on fizzing. After combustion
The unheated sample (magnesium metal) is white in colour and after combustion, it results in the formation of oxide of magnesium, which is grey in colour.
On addition of HCl to the unheated sample, Magnesium chloride is formed along with liberation of hydrogen (bubbling).
Addition of HCl to the heated sample results in the format...
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