It goes away. You know this because fire needs oxegen to keep burning and that's why the flame goes out.
Where does it go to? How did it get out of the jar? Are you sure the oxygen is not now part of the H2O that is now in the jar?
The piece of sodium metal will react and form sodium peroxide as the principal product and sodium oxide as the minor product.
Charcoal burn until the exhaustion of oxygen.
NO!!! However, if you have a gas jar of chlorine, and place a pellet of sodium in it, they will react to form sodium chloride (salt)
A compound.Hint: if it contains two words (unless one of them is solid, liquid, gas, or metal), it is not an element.Endings such as -ide, -ate, and -ite usually indicate a compound.
to burn, the candle requires oxygen therefore there must of been no oxygen
when red hot charcoal is kept in glass jar then carbon reacts with oxygen present in that glass jar and forms carbon-di-oxide as major product , but a little amount of carbon monoxide is also formed .
beacuse oxygen support combustion and outside the jar air is present which is a mixture of gases in which nitrogen is 78%,oxygen is 21% and remaining 1% are He,Ne,Ar,xe,Kr,CO2 and other gases.This is the reason why a glowing flares up in a gas jar of oxygen but not in air
a jar contains samples of the elements carbon and oxygen. does the jar contain a compound please explain
NO!!! However, if you have a gas jar of chlorine, and place a pellet of sodium in it, they will react to form sodium chloride (salt)
A compound.Hint: if it contains two words (unless one of them is solid, liquid, gas, or metal), it is not an element.Endings such as -ide, -ate, and -ite usually indicate a compound.
A gas jar is used in microbiology. A flame is lit in the airtight jar which starts using up the oxygen in the jar and producing carbon dioxide. This creates an environment that is lower in oxygen than the normal atmosphere and creates a perfect environment for microaerophilic microbes which need a low concentration of oxygen in order to grow. It can also make fire...
YES!!!! Taking Sodium and Chlorine as an example. Sodium metal is an element. Chlorine gas is an element. Put them together in a gas jar and they will react to form the compound sodium chloride. In nature atmospheric nitrogen (an element) will react with atmospheric oxygen (also an element), when a lightning strike discharges, to form nitrogen oxides (compounds).
to burn, the candle requires oxygen therefore there must of been no oxygen
The blue color is a result.of oxidation of the color indicator. Blue means there's oxygen present. Colorless means there's an absence of oxygen.
when red hot charcoal is kept in glass jar then carbon reacts with oxygen present in that glass jar and forms carbon-di-oxide as major product , but a little amount of carbon monoxide is also formed .
beacuse oxygen support combustion and outside the jar air is present which is a mixture of gases in which nitrogen is 78%,oxygen is 21% and remaining 1% are He,Ne,Ar,xe,Kr,CO2 and other gases.This is the reason why a glowing flares up in a gas jar of oxygen but not in air
A gas jar is used in microbiology. A flame is lit in the airtight jar which starts using up the oxygen in the jar and producing carbon dioxide. This creates an environment that is lower in oxygen than the normal atmosphere and creates a perfect environment for microaerophilic microbes which need a low concentration of oxygen in order to grow. It can also make fire...
a flame needs oxygen to burn so if you put a lit candle in a closed container (like a jar) the oxygen will continue to fuel the fire until there is no more oxygen and the candle will go out
it will die due to lack of oxygen