pptx, 1.13 MB
pptx, 1.13 MB
This is one of a series of popular engaging science club activities for students that a colleague and I organise. This is a fire writing activity where students make and use a saturated sodium nitrate solution if they are able (HAZARDOUS). For weaker students this could be made in advance. They then paint this solution onto filter paper and dry it using a low temperature hairdryer and apply a glowing (not lit) splint. This is based on a RSC practical. Please rate this resource and leave feedback.
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tdsymonds

3 years ago
3

Confusing slides, not clear if it is silver or sodium nitrate. The activity requires students to use sodium nitrate but several of the slides refer to silver nitrate.

HayWinf

7 years ago
5

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