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Quiz on air composition and oxygen tests

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Quiz on air composition and oxygen tests

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón
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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: The initial volume of air remains the same after the reaction.

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: Approximately 50% of the initial volume would be oxygen in air.

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: Excess iron is used to ensure that all the oxygen reacts.

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: Copper reacts with oxygen to form copper oxide (a black solid). The reaction is: 2Cu + O₂ → 2CuO

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: The decrease in volume indicates how much oxygen was present in the air.

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: The volume of air decreases because oxygen is used up and becomes solid oxide.

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Experiment to show the amount of oxygen in the air: The goal of the oxygen experiment is to measure how much oxygen is in the air by removing it and observing a volume decrease.

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Air oxygen is the least abundant gas.

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Nitrogen makes up about 78% of air and oxygen about 21%.

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Metals like copper react with oxygen to form a metal oxide, turning oxygen into a solid.

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Neon, helium, methane, and krypton are the four main gases in air.

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Combustion is a reaction with oxygen that releases energy.

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Air is a mixture and the four main gases by volume are nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide.

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Argon and carbon dioxide are present in smaller amounts in air.

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Argon and carbon dioxide are the only gases in air.

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Polluted air can contain carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and nitrogen oxides (NO2).

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Does copper carbonate change from green to black when heated?

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Does sodium carbonate produce carbon dioxide when heated?

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Is zinc carbonate easy to decompose by heating?

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Does potassium carbonate change color when heated?

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Do lead carbonate and copper carbonate both produce carbon dioxide when heated?

 
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