Bunsen Burner Lab Report

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To start the experiment, we used safety googles as a precaution. Then, the crucible and cover was placed on the electronic balance, and the mass of it was then recorded. The balance was then zeroed and using a scoopula, the 1.00 grams of copper was put into the crucible to be measured. Then, the ring stand was then placed on the table, and the Bunsen burner was placed on it. The ring clamp was then attached to the ring stand above the Bunsen burner. A clay triangle was then placed on top of the ring clamp in order to support the crucible. We then attached the Bunsen burner’s gas intake tube to the gas jet. Before lighting the Bunsen burner, I made sure that it was flat on the table. Matches were then used to light the Bunsen burner, and once

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Analysis Of Beakers

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Explain Why It Is Important To Wear Items In A Laboratory

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