Creating an experiment using buffers with le Chatelier's Principle
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Creating an experiment using buffers with le Chatelier's Principle
I am a student who is assigned a project for the science fair in Chemistry. I researched many topics and discovered Le Chatelier's Principle. I have done a lot of research on buffers and the principle and have to create a procedure to explore this principle further. The problem is I need to find an experiment's procedure and results to form my own procedure off of. I have not been able to find an experiment with results. Additionally, I want to use common buffer solutions that I can easily gain access to. The procedures I have been able to find do not use this. I want to form a simplified procedure testing the limitations of buffers first without strains on the system (higher concentration/temperature) then with strains but unfortunately I have not learned this topic in school yet so it is proving very difficult. If anyone has a resource or suggestion on how to create a procedure it would be very much appreciated.
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Re: Creating an experiment using buffers with le Chatelier's Principle
Hello DyaniHernandez,
You might find the following link to be of interest:
http://dl.clackamas.edu/ch105/lesson7buffers.html
The lesson suggests an experimental demonstration of Le Chatelier's principle using a bicarbonate buffer. This buffer should be easily accessible as well.
I hope this helps and good luck. Please post again if you have more questions.
A. Norman
You might find the following link to be of interest:
http://dl.clackamas.edu/ch105/lesson7buffers.html
The lesson suggests an experimental demonstration of Le Chatelier's principle using a bicarbonate buffer. This buffer should be easily accessible as well.
I hope this helps and good luck. Please post again if you have more questions.
A. Norman