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To observe a bench top demonstration of a volcano eruption, understanding the pre-eruption chemistry and crystalline structure and observing its break down and change in physical state and expansion in volume during the volcanic reaction/episode.It is also important to observe the outcome impacts of such a reaction and understand the variables that affect the outcome.

There is a video in the file provided on a volcanic eruption. Describe what is happening, write a narrative, and use data to back up what is occurring.

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LAB 10 – AMMONIUM DICHROMATE VOLCANO DEMONSTRATION PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LAB – GEOG 121L-006 S-2018 Objective: To observe a bench top demonstration of a volcano eruption, understanding the pre-eruption chemistry and crystalline structure and observing its break down and change in physical state and expansion in volume during the volcanic reaction/episode. It is also important to observe the outcome impacts of such a reaction and understand the variables that affect the outcome. Volcano Types: SHIELD VOLCANO – a very large, gently sloping volcano built up by fluid basaltic lava originating from small crystal oceanic crustal rock. COMPOSITE VOLCANO – a large, steep-sloped conical volcano formed explosive Pyroclastic eruptions of large crystal granites of continental crust origins; sometimes referred to as Strato-volcanos. CINDER CONE – a small non violent conical volcano that emits largely ash, dust and gases. Task One: Observe and document all conditions of the material during the pre-eruption, eruption and post eruption simulations. At room temperature and pressure, the compound exists as orange, acidic crystals soluble in water and alcohol. Using the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ula2NWi3Q34 Watch and observe the combustion reaction after ignition, and detail the outcomes in a narrative presentation. The actual chemical reaction taking place is: (NH4)2Cr2O7 + heat Cr2O3 + N2 = 4H2O; the resulting solid is Cr2O3. 1 (What does water mean in this scenario?) Deliverable: Prepare a narrative that fully describes the entire simulation, with all appropriate back-up documentation; and as part of the narrative determine what type of volcano(s) was/were simulated in this demonstration (50 points). 2
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AMMONIUM DICHROMATE VOLCANO DEMONSTRATION
Initially, before the eruption, the color of the material (Ammonium dichromate cry...


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