Chemistry Project
Chemistry Project
Chemistry Project
Chemistry Project
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Aman Srivastava, a
student of Class XII SCIENCE, has
successfully completed the research on the
below mentioned project under the
guidance of Mrs. Ruma Saha (subject
teacher) during the year 2022-2023 in
partial fulfillment of chemistry practical
examination conducted by AISSCE, NEW
DELHI.
DECLARATION
Student’s sign
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In the accomplishment of this project
successfully many people have best owned upon
me their blessings and the hard pledged support
this time I am utilizing to thank all the people
who have been concerned with project.
INDEX
S NO. CONTENT PAGE
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1 Certificate 1
2 Declaration 2
3 Acknowledgement 3
4 Introduction 6-8
5 Materials Required 9
6 Theory 10-15
8 Procedure 10-15
10 Conclusion 15
12 Bibliography 16
INTRODUCTION
Some common alloys :-
1. Amalgam
An alloy of mercury is called an amalgam. Most metals are soluble
in Mercury but some are not. Amalgams are commonly used in
dental feelings because they have been relatively cheap easy to use
and durable. In addition I will till recently they have been regarded
as safe. They are made by mixing Mercury with silver copper tins
and other metals. The Mercury content of dental fillings has
recently state controversy based on the potentially harmful effects
of mercury.
2. Brass
a decorative brass paper weight along with zinc copper samples.
Glass is the term used for alloys of copper and zinc in a solid
solution. It has a yellow colour somewhat similar to gold. It was
produced in prehistoric times long before zinc was discovered by
melting copper with calamine an zinc ore. The amount of zinc in
bras very strong 5 to 45% creating a range of brasses each with
unique properties. By comparison bronze is principally and alloy of
copper and tin.
3. Bronze
Bronze refers to abroad range of copper alloys usually within as the
main additive but sometimes with other elements such as
Phosphorus manganese aluminium or silicon. Typically bronze is
about 60% copper and 40% tin. The use of bronze was particularly
significant for early civilizations leading to the name of Bronze age.
Tools weapons are more and bending material such as decorative
tiles were made of they were found to be harder and more durable
than their store and copper predecessors.
Preparation of alloys
Alloys are prepared from the techniques of fusion
competition or simultaneous electrodecomposition.
Generally the components are mixed together in proper
properties in a fuse clay crucial melted and stead with a piece
of charcoal to award oxidation. The molten mixture is now
allowed to cool. When an alloy is obtained example process
prepared by above method.
Analysis of an alloy
The complete analysis of an alloy involves 2 steps:-
Qualitative analysis
This involves identification of the components of the
alloys.
Quantitative analysis
This involves determination of the components of the
alloy. It involves the separation of the components from the
alloy quantitatively followed by determination of percentage
of each component volume metrically or gravimatrically.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
2. CHINA DISHES
3. FILTRATION APPARATUS
4. NITRIC ACID
6. AMMONIUM CHLORIDE
7. POTASSIUM FERROCYANIIDE
8. AMMONIUM SULPHIDE
EXPERIMENT 01
To analysis the sample of BRASS
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EXPERIMENT 02
To analysis the sample of BRONZE
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CONCLUSION
Brass contains Copper &
Bronze contains Copper and Tin.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
www.cbse.com
www.google.com
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