Lithiumflammtest
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Lithium an seiner karmesinroten Flamme erkennen
Ziel
Die charakteristische karmesinrote Flammenfarbe von Lithiumionen beobachten und mit den Flammentests anderer Alkalimetalle vergleichen.
Hintergrund
Lithium produces a distinctive crimson-red flame when heated. The emission occurs primarily at 670.8 nm as the excited 2s electron returns to the ground state. Lithium compounds were historically used to produce red colors in fireworks before the introduction of strontium-based alternatives.
Sicherheitswarnungen
- Wear safety goggles at all times
- Keep hair tied back near open flames
- Handle HCl with care
Erforderliche PSA
Materialien
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Lithium chloride (LiCl) (1 g)
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Hydrochloric acid (HCl) (10 mL)1M concentration
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Distilled water (50 mL)For cleaning
Ausrüstung
Durchführung
Clean the nichrome wire by dipping in HCl and heating until no color is visible in the flame.
Place a small amount of lithium chloride on the watch glass.
Dip the clean wire into HCl, then touch it to the lithium chloride sample.
Hold the wire in the Bunsen burner flame and observe the characteristic crimson-red color.
Record observations and compare with the sodium flame test if already performed.
Erwartete Ergebnisse
A bright crimson-red flame should appear. The color is distinct from the red produced by strontium (which is more scarlet) and potassium (which is lilac/violet).
Aufräumen
Clean the wire loop with HCl. Dispose of chemicals per lab protocol.
Details
- Kategorie
- Flame Tests
- Schwierigkeit
- Beginner (Middle School)
- Dauer
- 15 Min.
- Geschätzte Kosten
- $8,00
- Schritte
- 5
- Materialien
- 3