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Exploring Chemical Reactions in the Laboratory

Dive into the exciting world of laboratory experiments as we investigate chemical reactions. Watch various substances interact, leading to unexpected results such as the formation of precipitates. This engaging activity challenges you to identify different chemicals based on the reactions observed. Whether you see nothing happening or are amazed by a gross-looking byproduct, each step offers a learning opportunity. Compete against yourself to accurately determine which chemicals correspond to their respective symbols. Let's discover the fascinating outcomes of chemistry together!

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Exploring Chemical Reactions in the Laboratory

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    3. Laboratory Layout

    4. It appears that no reaction occurred

    5. There was a reaction!

    6. A precipitate formed!!

    7. Look, something happened!!

    8. Oooh, looks gross!!

    9. Here’s what they all look like

    10. Now figure out which chemical is which letter.

    11. Sorry

    12. Good job so far!!

    13. Sorry, that’s not correct, but you got the first one!

    14. Not bad, two for two!!

    15. Sorry, that’s not correct, but you got the first two right!

    16. You are on a roll!!!!

    17. Sorry, but you got the first 3!!!

    18. Yes!! That’s four in a row!

    19. Too bad, you were almost there and then you . . .

    20. Great!! That’s five, now for the tough one.

    21.

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