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#1 2010-10-13 21:47:35
- samurai768
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Chemical Combinations and their Results?
This is for a game I'm making about chemical's reactions.
I need chemical combination and their reactions to being combined;
1. Please tell me the name of the chemical (or liquid like vinegar) and it's appearance.
2. The reactions must be able to be illustrate without the use of a model to experiment on (Ex: Explosion, Bad Ex: Makes subject dizzy)
3.The chemical name can't be really long.
4. There can only be two chemicals involved.
That's it! PS: I already have baking soda and vinegar 
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#2 2010-10-13 22:00:40
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
BUMP!!!!!!
This is supposed to be done before next wednesday!
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#3 2010-10-13 22:32:19
Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
This site tells you combinations for chemicals.
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#4 2010-10-13 23:13:22
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
Try this one:
Fire+Gasoline=Explosion
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#5 2010-10-13 23:31:10
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).
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#6 2010-10-13 23:34:02
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).
my little brother was doing this thing for school today. He put a piece of celery in dyed blue water and another one in red, and there leaves slowly changed color.
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#7 2010-10-13 23:38:13
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
militarydudes wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).my little brother was doing this thing for school today. He put a piece of celery in dyed blue water and another one in red, and there leaves slowly changed color.
I think you're thinking of a different experiment. The experiment I suggested is about pH indicator color change reactions (the cabbage juice acts acts as a pH indicator), the celery experiment is about water absorption in plants.
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#8 2010-10-13 23:40:33
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
cheddargirl wrote:
militarydudes wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).my little brother was doing this thing for school today. He put a piece of celery in dyed blue water and another one in red, and there leaves slowly changed color.
I think you're thinking of a different experiment. The experiment I suggested is about pH indicator color change reactions (the cabbage juice acts acts as a pH indicator), the celery experiment is about water absorption in plants.
yeah I confused that, but when I said "was doing this thing" I meant thing like "some thing or another" not "the thing you mentioned".
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#9 2010-10-14 01:52:03
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
Suger super-saturated liquid+Sugar crystal=Bigger crystal
Saltwater+electricity=oxygen,chlorine (stinky green bubbles)
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#10 2010-10-14 19:27:53
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).
Cool! Thanks cheddargirl, that really helped
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#11 2010-10-14 19:32:09
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
Ammonia and chlorine makes a deadly gas.
Antimony and arsenide makes...
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#12 2010-10-14 19:36:36
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
JeanTheFox wrote:
Ammonia and chlorine makes a deadly gas.
That goes so well with my signature
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#13 2010-10-14 19:41:24
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
JeanTheFox wrote:
Ammonia and chlorine makes a deadly gas.
Antimony and arsenide makes...
ANTIMONYARSENIDE WHERE ARE YOU?!?!?!?!?!??
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#15 2010-10-14 19:53:39
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
ihaveamac wrote:
This site tells you combinations for chemicals.
That's nice. I tryed google, but it wouldn't work. It was always more than two chemicals or a reaction I couldn't represent.
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#16 2010-10-14 19:53:57
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Baking soda and vinegar FTW.
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#17 2010-10-14 19:58:55
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
samurai768 wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).Cool! Thanks cheddargirl, that really helped
No problem. If you need another one:
Starch + iodine
It's also another color change reaction (turns blue-ish black).
Everything is better when you add a little cheddar, because when you have cheese your life is at ease
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#18 2010-10-14 20:04:01
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
cheddargirl wrote:
samurai768 wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
How about this one:
cabbage juice + ammonia
The reaction is a color change (turn green)
Alternatively, replace ammonia for vinegar, you get a different reaction color change (red).Cool! Thanks cheddargirl, that really helped
No problem. If you need another one:
Starch + iodine
It's also another color change reaction (turns blue-ish black).
Cool! Does cornstarch work? I think my science teacher has iodine in little bottle leftover from a science experiment; I wanna see the reaction
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#19 2010-10-14 20:06:17
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
samurai768 wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
samurai768 wrote:
Cool! Thanks cheddargirl, that really helpedNo problem. If you need another one:
Starch + iodine
It's also another color change reaction (turns blue-ish black).Cool! Does cornstarch work? I think my science teacher has iodine in little bottle leftover from a science experiment; I wanna see the reaction
Oh yes, it works. It will happen for anything containing starch.
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#20 2010-10-14 20:07:03
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
samurai768 wrote:
JeanTheFox wrote:
Ammonia and chlorine makes a deadly gas.
Antimony and arsenide makes...ANTIMONYARSENIDE WHERE ARE YOU?!?!?!?!?!??
WEEEEE MIIIIISSSS YOOOUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!
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#21 2010-10-14 20:07:09
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
cheddargirl wrote:
samurai768 wrote:
cheddargirl wrote:
No problem. If you need another one:
Starch + iodine
It's also another color change reaction (turns blue-ish black).Cool! Does cornstarch work? I think my science teacher has iodine in little bottle leftover from a science experiment; I wanna see the reaction
Oh yes, it works. It will happen for anything containing starch.
Woohoo!
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#22 2010-10-14 20:07:38
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
All of the non-boring chemical reactions I know are either deadly, or make some wierd substance. I made a list of things I made with my science kit in 7th grade. Good times...
I'm graduating HS this April and going to college in the Fall.
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#23 2010-10-14 20:34:58
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Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
steppenwulf wrote:
All of the non-boring chemical reactions I know are either deadly, or make some wierd substance. I made a list of things I made with my science kit in 7th grade. Good times...
Hey, I'm in seventh grade 
I wish I had a science kit...
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#24 2010-10-14 20:48:42
Re: Chemical Combinations and their Results?
Mix sodium bicarbonate with acetic acid. The result is strangely similar to the vinegar and baking soda reaction... (Because it IS the vinegar and baking soda reaction with a fancier name.
But seriously, mix lead (II) nitrate (that's Pb(NO3)2) with potassium iodide (KI). A bright yellow cloud will form.
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