Endothermic vs Exothermic Reactions



Endothermic vs Exothermic Reactions

Part B:

Safety: Please review the lab safety precautions. Do not eat any of the substances used in this experiment. Dispose of all liquids by flushing them down the sink with a lot of water. Wash beakers thoroughly, and dry them. Be careful with the temperature probes!! Do not use them to stir the mixtures.

Use the stirring rod to stir- DO NOT GET THE SPOONS WET!!!

Methods

1. Measure 5 grams of calcium chloride on a paper towel. Write observations into chart.

2. Measure 50 mL of water in graduated cylinder and place it into a beaker. Add 10 drops of Universal Indicator. Put the temperature probe in and start recording the temperature. (See directions on board)

3. Add the calcium chloride and stir the mixture. Observe what happens. What happens to the temperature? Record your observations.

4. Now measure 5 grams of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) onto paper towel. Write observations into chart.

5. Measure 50 mL of water in graduated cylinder and place it into a clean beaker. Add 10 drops of Universal Indicator. Put the temperature probe in and start recording the temperature. (See directions on board)

6. Add 50 the sodium bicarbonate and stir. Observe what happens. Record observations and temperatures on the data table.

7. Next add 100 mL water to a clean beaker. Add 10 drops of Universal Indicator. Add 5 grams of calcium chloride and 5 grams sodium bicarbonate and stir. Observe what happens. Enter observations in the data table, including the temperature.

DATA TABLE- complete data table and QUESTIONS on student sheet

Part C: Methods (If there is time)

1. Measure 5 grams of sodium bicarbonate onto a paper towel.

2. Measure 50 mL of acetic acid and pour into a clean beaker.

3. Add 10 drops of indicator to the acid. Observe what happens.

4. Add the sodium bicarbonate to the acid, and write observations. What is the temperature? Enter your observations of the reaction in the data table.

Student Page for absent students: Endothermic vs Exothermic Reactions

Part A: definitions:

1. Endothermic Reaction: (page 208)

2. Exothermic Reaction: (page 208)

3. Four Warning Signs of a chemical reaction: ________________ _________________ (page 202) ________________ _________________

Part B: Observations

Observations Before:

Sodium bicarbonate: ______white powder- looks like baking soda______________

Calcium Chloride: ________white balls, looks slimy, smells like soap _______

Water with indicator: _______liquid turns green from indicator- neutral pH_______

Observations During:

|Procedure (what you mixed) |Warning Signs/ observations |Endothermic / Exothermic and why |

|Calcium Chloride and water |Gets hotter, calcium chloride dissolves into water, color of water |Exothermic- temperature rises about |

| |changes to lighter green |___˚C |

|Sodium bicarbonate and water |Gets colder, baking soda dissolves into water, color changes to a blue|Endothermic- temperature drops by ___˚C |

| |green, | |

|Sodium bicarbonate, Calcium |Fizzes, bubbles over the beaker, color changes to a light green, |Exothermic- temperature rises about |

|Chloride and water |temperature rises a little, filmy appearance to beaker |___˚C |

|Acetic acid, indicator, and |Fizzes, bubbles over the beaker, color changes from red to a yellow, |Endothermic- temperature drops by ___˚C |

|sodium bicarbonate |then green. Temperature lowers, filmy appearance to beaker | |

Part C QUESTIONS: Summarize your observations with a short paragraph, including answers to these questions:

•What do you think happened in each beaker? Explain.

•What evidence of a chemical reaction did you observe in the beakers

•Which reactions were endothermic?

•Which reactions were exothermic?

Start your paragraph with a topic sentence!!

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