Experiments for 'Mg'
Below follows a summary of all experiments, matching your search. Click one of the EXPERIMENT hyperlinks for a complete description of the experiment.
Results for 'Mg':
EXPERIMENT 1
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Silver nitrate reacts very violently with magnesium, but only if the reaction
is started by adding some water. Once the reaction runs, it continues
through the dry mixture.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Magnesium dissolves in acid very easily.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Magnesium perchlorate dissolves in acetone very well. The mix of acetone and
magnesium perchlorate does burn like normal acetone. No spectacular reaction
occurs when the solution is ignited.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Magnesium periodate is soluble in water.
EXPERIMENT 5
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Anhydrous magnesium perchlorate dissolves in acetone easily, giving a colorless
solution. Some heat is produced when the magnesium perchlorate dissolves, but
it is not much. The resulting solution does not conduct electricity. When just
a few drops of water are added to the solution, then it becomes conducting.
EXPERIMENT 6
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Powdered magnesium and powdered red phosphorus react violently, when heated
sufficiently. The reaction product contains considerable amounts of magnesium
phosphide.
EXPERIMENT 7
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Magnesium and potassium tetrachloro iodide do not react when dry, but when a
drop of water is added, then a violent reaction starts, with production of
purple clouds of iodine.
EXPERIMENT 8
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Finely divided magnesium powder violently reacts with wet cupric nitrate and
with wet ferric nitrate. The dry solids do not react.
End of results for 'Mg'