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-work well with others

when cunducting our experiment we worked well together colaberating in the experiment and testing the different chemiclas.

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In conclusion when chemicals are lit they produce special colors by releasing photons to produce special colors. Each chemical has there own unique color.

One question if we mixed chemicals that produce red and green would it be able to produce the color blue?

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0.5 M solutions of Na+, K+, Li+, Ca2+, Sr2+, Ba2+, Cu2+, and Pb2+
Unknown solution of a metal ion

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Bunsen burner

7 test tubes

label tape or masking tape

coffee stirrers or popsicle sticks

Test tube rack

Matches

Flashlight (if needed)

Page 92 of textbook (visible spectrum) or color wheel with wavelengths

Safety goggles

Lab apron or coat

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Our unknown was D. We determined our unknown to be Sodium. It was sodium because they had similiar colors plus we did sodium right before out unknown making it easier to see it was sodium.

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In our experiment we were burning chemicals to see what kind of colors it would produce when it burned.

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We got variety of different chemicals: sodium, potassium, lithium, calcium, strontiumbarium, copper, lead, and an unknown. These chmicals were soaking on an end of a stick which we were given. WE got those sticks and burned them on a bunsen burner to see what color it produces.

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When chemical burns its atoms and molecules release energy, then absorb the flame as photons at wavelengths to show specific colors..

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We are doing a experiment where we burn certain chemicals that produce colors. We