I need to take a sample of the following substances:
*an aromatic compound
*a liquid that has Alum in it
*a volatile liquid
*something with a ketone group in it
*something with an alcohol group in it
*something with an ester group on it
and 15 more substances by already found a sample of those I'm only missing this ones.
You need to take them where? and from where? and do they need to be pure? can they be purchased?
these items must be find in my kitchen or house, I don't have to purchase them, I guess a product must contain them. I have to take them to school, inside a ziploc bag
an aromatic compound. Is this aromatic as in a chemical aromatic compound or is it aromatic in that it has an odor. After shave lotion or finger nail polish have a good odor. For the life of me I can't think of a household item hat contains an aromatic chemical compound. Another tutor may help.
isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol).
Finger nail polish remover often is acetone or acetone (a ketone) mixed with an ester such as ethyl acetate or amyl acetate. Look on the bottle to see.
A volatile liquid is anything that will evaporate. Water. Rubbing alcohol. gasoline (but I would be afraid to take that to school===way to flammable and dangerous). cologne.
Most medicine cabinets have alum in it. Of look in the canning section of a household. They often use alum when things are canned. Look on the label for potassium aluminum sulfate.
I hope this helps a little.
the aromatic is the chemical compund not something with odor. Thank you very much for your help I know the search for this substances was arduous.
this is a lot of help, thanks again
This answers were very helpful thanks
Something with an alcohol group in it, ester group in it, a pressure greater than 2.0 atm, a pressure less than 1.0atm
To find substances with specific functional groups like an alcohol group or an ester group, you can search for common household items that contain these compounds. Here are some examples:
- Something with an alcohol group in it: Look for products like rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizers that typically contain isopropyl or ethyl alcohol. These can be found in most medicine cabinets or cleaning supplies.
- Something with an ester group in it: Check for products that have fruity or fragrant scents like perfumes, air fresheners, or scented candles. These often contain esters such as ethyl acetate or methyl salicylate.
As for substances with specific pressures (greater than 2.0 atm or less than 1.0 atm), it might be challenging to find these in household items. Pressure is typically not something that can be readily observed in everyday objects. However, you can demonstrate pressure differences using various containers or air pumps, but that would require specific equipment.
Remember to label and store these substances safely in a ziploc bag before taking them to school.