Wavelength
‘‘Wavelength, Frequency, Energy and Flame Color Produced by Different Metals’’
Period 8
October 30th 2013
October 24th 2013
Sosa #2
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this project was to identify the different flame colors that the different metals release, compare the flame colors with wavelength, compare the wavelength of different flames to their frequencies and energies, explain how the flames colors were produced, compare and contrast the results obtained in the lab with regard to colors, wavelength, frequencies and energies. The methodology or system of methods used in this project were completed by obtaining a micro plate and adding 5 drops of each solution to a different well, recording on the paper which well holds with solution, adding 10 drops of 6.0M HCL on the larger well, making sure that a clean flame test wire was being used by holding the metal loop in the hottest part of the Bunsen burner flame, making a table showing the metallic solution and the color of the flame, cleaning the flame test wire then testing more known solution until all the colors of all the known solutions were recorded, and finally, by cleaning the micro plate by rinsing it in water in the sink. The results included the recorded results of the different flame colors produced by different metals, the flame colors with wavelength, frequencies and energies, Conclusively, the major conclusions found were than when burned, the different flame colors produced by different metals, directly corresponded to the colors’ wavelength directly corresponded to their frequencies which directly corresponded to their energies.
INTRODUCTION: The results found in this report is the recorded results of the different flame colors produced by different metals, the flame color with wavelength, frequencies and energies. The purpose of the experiment was to identify the different flame colors produced by different metals, compare the flame to their frequencies and
Period 8
October 30th 2013
October 24th 2013
Sosa #2
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this project was to identify the different flame colors that the different metals release, compare the flame colors with wavelength, compare the wavelength of different flames to their frequencies and energies, explain how the flames colors were produced, compare and contrast the results obtained in the lab with regard to colors, wavelength, frequencies and energies. The methodology or system of methods used in this project were completed by obtaining a micro plate and adding 5 drops of each solution to a different well, recording on the paper which well holds with solution, adding 10 drops of 6.0M HCL on the larger well, making sure that a clean flame test wire was being used by holding the metal loop in the hottest part of the Bunsen burner flame, making a table showing the metallic solution and the color of the flame, cleaning the flame test wire then testing more known solution until all the colors of all the known solutions were recorded, and finally, by cleaning the micro plate by rinsing it in water in the sink. The results included the recorded results of the different flame colors produced by different metals, the flame colors with wavelength, frequencies and energies, Conclusively, the major conclusions found were than when burned, the different flame colors produced by different metals, directly corresponded to the colors’ wavelength directly corresponded to their frequencies which directly corresponded to their energies.
INTRODUCTION: The results found in this report is the recorded results of the different flame colors produced by different metals, the flame color with wavelength, frequencies and energies. The purpose of the experiment was to identify the different flame colors produced by different metals, compare the flame to their frequencies and