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Mystery Powder Experiment

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The objective of the experiment was to try to figure out what the mystery powder was. I used a bunsen burner, four different types of liquids. We were given eight powders and one of these powders were our mystery powder. And each powder reacted different to the fire and the liquid. We had to go back into our notes and see what matched to what. Materials I used. Were a petri dish, scapula, liquids, burner, C-clamp, tongs, gas to start the flame, eight different types of powders, and the most importa martial was our goggles for safety. The petri dish was used to put the powder in for testing. The scapula was used for scooping up the powders. The liquids were used to see how the powders reacted. The burner was used to see what happen to the

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