Hydrogen

10 minutes 27 seconds

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Demonstrates the production and collection of hydrogen in a chemistry lab, and testing of its purity. Also shows and explains other chemical reactions related to this element.

Media Details

Runtime: 10 minutes 27 seconds

Topic: Science
Subtopic: Chemistry, Science Experiments
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: Landmark Media
Series: School Chemistry Experiments

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