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    Experiment 4.1

    To Investigate the Chemical Properties of:

    Lithium Sodium Potassium

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    How does the reactivity of group 1 element change when

    they react with water and oxygen gas, O2?

    A. The reaction of alkali metals with water.

    Hypothesis:

    When going down Group 1, alkali metals become more reactive in their reactions

    with water.

    B. The reaction of alkali metals with oxygen gas, O2

    Hypothesis:

    When going down Group 1, alkali metals become more reactive in their reactions

    with oxygen gas, O2

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    A. The reaction of alkali metals with water.

    Procedure:

    A. Cut a small pieces of lithium using a knife and forceps.B. Dry the oil on the surface of the lithium with filter paper.

    C. Place the lithium slowly onto the water surface in a trough.

    D. When the reaction stops, test the solution produced with red litmus paper.

    E. Teacher will demonstrate step A to Dusing sodium.

    F. Record your observation.

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    B. The reaction of alkali metals with oxygen gas, O2

    Procedure:

    A. Cut a small piece of lithium using a knife and forceps.B. Dry the oil on the surface of the lithium with filter paper.

    C. Put the lithium in a gas jar spoon

    D. Heat the lithium strongly until it burns.

    E. Transfer the gas jar into a gas jar filled with oxygen gas.

    F. Observe what happen.

    G. When the reaction stops, pour 10cm3 of water into the gas jar.Shake the gas jar. Test the solution formed with red litmus paper.

    A. Teacher demonstration on sodium on step A G.

    B. Record your observation.

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    Data and observation:

    Section lithium sodium Potassium

    A Lithium melts and

    moves slowly at

    random on the

    surface of water with

    plenty of fizz. Acolourless solution

    that turns red litmus

    paper blue is formed

    Sodium melts and move

    rapidly at random on the

    surface of water with a

    hissing sound. A

    colourless solution thatturns red litmus paper

    blue is formed

    Potassium melts, moves

    very fast at random on

    the surface of water and

    ignites with a lilac flame,

    with pop and hissingsound. A colourless

    solution that turns red

    limus paper blue is

    formed.

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    B Lithium burns slowly

    with a red flame.

    White fumes are

    produced which

    become a white solid

    when cooled to room

    temperature.

    The white solid

    formed dissolves in

    water to form a

    colourless solution

    that turns red litmus

    paper blue.

    Sodium burns rapidly

    with bright yellow flame.

    White fumes are

    produced which become

    a white solid when

    cooled to room

    temperature.

    The white solid formed

    dissolves in water to

    form a colourless

    solution that turns red

    litmus paper blue.

    Potassium burns very

    rapidly and violently

    with a lilac flame. White

    fumes are produced

    which become a white

    solid when cooled to

    room temperature.

    The white solid formed

    dissolves in water to

    form a colourless

    solution that turns red

    litmus paper blue.

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    Questions:

    What happen when lithium, sodium andpotassium is replace with Rubidium, Cesium

    and Francium in both reaction?

    ANSWER

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