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Experiment 4 Part A Demonstration

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1 Experiment 4 Part A Demonstration
CHE116 Experiment 4 Part A Demonstration CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

2 Copper Wire CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

3 Copper Wire Covered with Sulfur
CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

4 Experiment SetUp CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

5 Heat with Bunsen Burner
CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

6 Reaction in Progress CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

7 After Reaction CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

8 Compare Copper Wire to Product
CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

9 Product in Ammonium Hydroxide
CHE116 Exp 4 demonstration

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