Aim: Turning copper into gold
Equipment:
Wire wool, five grams of zinc powder, beaker, Bunsen burner, gauze mat, tripod, tissue, beaker tongs.
Method:
1. Clean the copper with the wire wool
2. Add five grams of zinc powder into the water
3. Now turn on the bunsen burner to boil the solution.
4. Once the solutions are boiling then add the copper coin.
5. once the copper coin turns silver lift it out the glass beaker.
6. Now put the silver coin in some water to cool down.
7. Take the coin out of the water and dab it dry with a tissue.
8. Now take the coin using the beaker tongs and put it on the flame of the bunsen burner
9. flipping it occasionally.
As we were doing that, we had lots of fun doing this experiment of changing their colours which makes me satisfied with looking at it. As u can see the photo, we finally have done our experiment and If u tried it u might gonna like of doing that. Done!
Equipment:
Wire wool, five grams of zinc powder, beaker, Bunsen burner, gauze mat, tripod, tissue, beaker tongs.
Method:
1. Clean the copper with the wire wool
2. Add five grams of zinc powder into the water
3. Now turn on the bunsen burner to boil the solution.
4. Once the solutions are boiling then add the copper coin.
5. once the copper coin turns silver lift it out the glass beaker.
6. Now put the silver coin in some water to cool down.
7. Take the coin out of the water and dab it dry with a tissue.
8. Now take the coin using the beaker tongs and put it on the flame of the bunsen burner
9. flipping it occasionally.
As we were doing that, we had lots of fun doing this experiment of changing their colours which makes me satisfied with looking at it. As u can see the photo, we finally have done our experiment and If u tried it u might gonna like of doing that. Done!
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