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Chemicals are mixing and reacting with one another all around people everyday. In Lab 10 of Chem 115, students will work with a variety of different chemicals to see the effect they have on one another to produce a reaction. This lab will illustrate to students the importance of every detail of an experiment through either success or failure. Depending on the precision of the students, they will either see a reaction or have nothing happen at all. Through this lab, students will learn that the amount and characteristics of each chemical effects how it reacts with other chemicals. They will also learn that the order in which the chemicals are mixed will change the ending reaction.
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