Day 11
Solution perhaps from the start compared to the
end, have turned a darker orange colour
as perhaps more rust has accumulated and therefore, contributing to the darker
colour. Observations made note of day 4 in terms of the “ranking” of the amount
of the rusting has stayed the same
An image of the colour of the solution after the rust had been stirred with a sitrring rod
Monday, 25 February 2013
Day 7
Day 7
Again, following the same trends as from Day 4 and 5 where the colour of the solution has stayed the same but more rust has seemingly so become more apparent. Observations made note of day 4 in terms of the “ranking” of the amount of the rusting has stayed the same.
All 15 Experiments on the 7th Day and their solutions
Again, following the same trends as from Day 4 and 5 where the colour of the solution has stayed the same but more rust has seemingly so become more apparent. Observations made note of day 4 in terms of the “ranking” of the amount of the rusting has stayed the same.
All 15 Experiments on the 7th Day and their solutions
Again, the comparison of the 0.65M Nails with the 0M: it can be seen that the nail in the 0.65M has slight more rust evident on the nail
The Same Comparison (from an aerial view) 0.65M Nail is the one on the right
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Day 5
Day 5
The colour of the
solutions have stayed the same, however yesterday rust came off of the nail and
floated in to the bottom of the solution when I was taking observations. Today,
it is noticed that new rust has formed however on the actual iron nail
indicating that further rust has occurred. It is noticed that the nails in the
0.65M solution has rusted slight more than the nails in the other
concentrations such as the nails in water.
An overview of the experiment and the solutions/nails
Comparison of the Iron nail immersed with 0M to the nail immersed in 0.65M: more rust can be seen to have formed on the iron nail on the right (0.65M)
An overview of the experiment and the solutions/nails
Comparison of the Iron nail immersed with 0M to the nail immersed in 0.65M: more rust can be seen to have formed on the iron nail on the right (0.65M)
Day 4
Day 4
Over the weekend, all solutions of the
Iron Nails have turned a darker orange/light brown of solution with plenty of
rust evident all the nails and in the sodium chloride solution. The only minor
difference is that more rust is evident in the nails and solutions of certain concentrations than others
The solutions and nails with the 0.65M concentration appears to have a little more rust than the other concentrations. Also as expected, the nails and solutions with the 0.85M solution did not rust faster than the other concentrations solely due to the fact that it had the highest concentration of salt. It was spotted to have roughly the same amount of rust as the nails and solutions of the 0.45M and also possibly the 0.25M solutions as well. The iron nails and solutions of the 0M concentrations although not by much, was spotted to have the least amount of rust.
Solutions have turned a browner orange indicating the some iron Fe2+ has rusted into Fe3+
Comparison between the rusting of a nail in a 0.45M solution and a nail in 0.85M solution: So far it looks to have rusted the same amount which so far is verifying the hypothesis
Comparison of the Rusting between a nail immersed in O.65M of Salt and 0M of Salt
The nail on the left (0.65M) can be spotted to have rusted slightly more than the nail in 0MThursday, 14 February 2013
Preparations Day 2/Day 1
Summary of Activities:
Today, I made the remaining salt solution yet to be made (0.85M) and had poured these into the reaming cups. Today I had also used cotton wool to clean all the rust all the nails. Once all the nails were cleaned, I weighed up the Nails recording the masses. The Recorded Results are shown below:
Output of the Day: Experiment is Set up with all the Nails (rust free and weighed ) left in the water/solutions. Experiment has Begun!
Today, I made the remaining salt solution yet to be made (0.85M) and had poured these into the reaming cups. Today I had also used cotton wool to clean all the rust all the nails. Once all the nails were cleaned, I weighed up the Nails recording the masses. The Recorded Results are shown below:
Distilled Water
Iron Nail #1
|
6.497g
|
Iron Nail #2
|
6.4284g
|
Iron Nail #3
|
6.6602g
|
0.25M
Iron Nail #1
|
6.5785g
|
Iron Nail #2
|
6.5132g
|
Iron Nail #3
|
6.4390g
|
0.45M
Iron Nail #1
|
6.5428g
|
Iron Nail #2
|
6.5764g
|
Iron Nail #3
|
6.4811g
|
0.65M
Iron Nail #1
|
6.5170g
|
Iron Nail #2
|
6.5457g
|
Iron Nail #3
|
6.5288g
|
0.85M
Iron Nail #1
|
6.4664g
|
Iron Nail #2
|
6.3742g
|
Iron Nail #3
|
6.3518g
|
Cleaning all the Rust off the Iron Nail with Steel Wool
Weighing and Recording the Masses of the Nail
Preparations Day 1
Preparation Day 1 13th Feb, 2013
Summary of Activities
Today, I gathered all my materials(ie iron nails, beakers, measuring cylinders) for my experiment as well labelled the cups. In addition to this, I had also made 4 (0M, 0.25M, 0.45M, 0.65M) of my 5 solutions (600ml) and had (200ml) poured these into their 3 respective concentrations cups. To make the solutions mentioned, I collected 8.766g, 15.7788g, 22.1916g respectively.
Collecting the Iron Nails and Cups
Set Up of the Preparation of the Experiment. The Labelled Cups, Measuring Cylinder with Water, Iron Nials as well as the Sodium Chloride
Making the Salt Solutions: Stirring the Rod so that the salt dissolves faster into the water in the Beaker
The Outcome at the End of the Day: 4 of 5 solutions that were made had already been poured into the Cups
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