Name: Sinad,Renz Gerald E

Strand/Section:STEM-5

I. Objectives
a.) To know the changes that happened to the steel wool and chalk
b.) To explain the reason behind the changes of the steel wool and chalk
II. Procedure
A. Steel Wool
1. Prepare the materials
2. Rinse the steel wool with vinegar to remove the coating
3. Wash the steel wool with water to remove excess vinegar.
4. Fill in the jars with water, alcohol and hydrogen peroxide
5. Label the jars accordingly
6. Cut the steel wool into 3 pieces measuring 3 cm and put each one in the jars
7. Observe the set-ups for 1 day
B. Chalk
1. Prepare all the materials
2. Put 1/2 table spoon of baking soda in a test tube
3. Put water in the test tube with baking soda to dissolve the baking soda
4. Fill the other test tube with water and the other one with alcohol
5. Cut 3 pieces of chalk measuring 3 cm
6. Place the chalks into sa test tubes accoridingly
7. Observe for 45 minutes. III. Set-ups and Observation ????!!

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IV. Answers to Guide Questions

Steel Wool

1. In which jar do you see gas being formed?

2. How do you know gas is forming?

3. After a day, which sample breaks easily?

4. Which changes the most? The least?

5. What substances could have caused the changes?

B. Chalk
1. Describe the chalk sample and their respective liquids.
-Inside the testube the chalk in the water there is no changes or reaction happened. In the baking
soda the reaction of the chalk was fast the chalk fade into pieces. In the alcohol there is reaction
but not like the reaction in the baking soda
2. After 45 minutes, scratch the chalk with your finger, which can be scratched easily?
It is the chalk placed in the baking soda.
3. What changes must have taken place in each jar
The reaction of the chalk in each of the subtances
4. Try to break the chalk with your fingers, which breaks easily
It is the chalk in the baking soda.