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How Hot Is It? Calorimetry Lab
AgendaIntroduction/concept refresher
Teacher demo
Do the experiment
Report your results to me
Finish Calorimetry Handout/lab questions
MaterialsGOGGLES
1 penny
25ml water
Bunsen Burner + Hose
Scales
Tongs
50 or 100ml plastic beaker
Calorimeter 2 Cups/half CupCup/Insulating
sleeve/lid
Thermometer
Why are we doing this?We want to measure the heat produced by the
bunsen burner
It’s not very effective to hold a thermometer in the flame – it is also not very safe
This allows us to measure the energy change indirectly
What energy changes are happening?
Set Up1. Weigh out 25g of water in a 50 or 100ml plastic
beaker
2. Place the beaker inside the calorimeter
3. Set up calorimeter and measure the initial temperature of the water
4. Weigh the penny
5. Hook your bunsen burner up to the gas with a hose
Lab Set up
Safety and Other InstructionsWear goggles any time you are conducting or
near any experiment.
Tie back any long hair/no scarves
Don’t Burn the Calorimeter! – don’t touch the penny or tongs to the styrofoam
Procedure1. Open vents on the burner, light the bunsen burner, try
to get a nice blue flame and inner cone (adjust vents)
2. Take the penny with tongs and hold it in the inner cone of the flame until it reaches thermal equilibrium.
3. Quickly release the penny into the small beaker in the calorimeter. Close the lid and swirl gently/stir with the thermometer.
4. Watch the thermometer and record the temperature when it reaches its highest point.
5. Let water and penny cool to approx room temperature and repeat the experiment 2x for precision
6. To turn off the burner, completely turn off gas supply.
Adjusting the BurnerThe flame should not be very high, hold the
penny at the tip of the inside cone. It is the hottest point.
Make sure the vents are open on the burner
Safety and Other Instructions
The penny is still hot once you take it off the flame!
Instead of using a stir stick you can gently swirl the calorimeter or stir with the thermometer if you do it too vigorously, the water may spill
We will do the experiment THREE times for precision
Groups…
Groups - Day 1 Per 1Roisin and
Panayiota
Dennecia and Garnet
Dylan and Neeraj
Manjima and Billy
Nafis and Danielle
Michael and Saleh
Justin and Chris
Rastko and Ertugrul
Lucy and Lauren
Groups - Day 1 Per 2Saad and Christal
Chester and Sabbir
Calvina and Paul
Lisa and Anurag
Sandra and Ahmad
Varshini and Aidan
Suthan and Nishanthan
Ryan and Kevin
Andre and Audree
Shefat and Anusan
Tyrell and Victor
Janelle and Ananda
Geerthan and Aaron
Fabiha and Benozir