Law of Conservation of Mass Apparatus Bottle

$52.00(Ex GST)

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Description

This law of conservation of mass experiment bottle is designed to clearly demonstrate that total mass remains constant in a sealed system, even when a chemical reaction produces gas. Students measure the mass of the reactor containing two chemicals before mixing, then measure again after the reaction, and compare results.
The demonstration uses the reaction between hydrochloric acid and sodium hydrogen carbonate. A special rubber sealing ring is designed to completely seal the gas produced during the reaction, helping keep all products contained for accurate before-and-after mass comparison. Bottle size is 65 × 150 mm.

FAQs

Q: What does this bottle demonstrate?
A: The law of conservation of mass, by comparing mass before and after a sealed reaction.

Q: Which reaction is used?
A: Hydrochloric acid with sodium hydrogen carbonate.

Q: Why is sealing important?
A: The rubber ring seals the gas produced, helping keep the system closed for measurement.

Q: What is measured by students?
A: The mass of the reactor before combining chemicals, and after the reaction.

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 65 × 150 mm.

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