Formation of a Native Copper Mineral Deposit: Small Group Learning by
Of all the naturally occurring metals copper is one of the most useful and versatile. Evidence suggests copper has been used by humans for at least 10,000 years. Copper is used for architecture. It is used for electrical wiring, water pipes, and plumbing fixtures. It is found in automobiles and a variety of electronics and electronic devices. It is in electrical motors, generators, and turbines. It is an important part of heat exchangers found in refrigeration and air conditioning units, it is on circuit boards and in electromagnets.
What's in the box?
- 1 bottle copper sulfate, 75g
- 1 bottle sodium chloride, 75g
- 10 iron nails
- 5 plastic vials
- 20 filter paper discs, 25mm dia.
- 5 hand magnifiers
Product Details
| Brand | Innovating Science |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Innovating Science |
| Product Type | Science Lab Education Curriculum Support |
| Mpn | IS8701-SGL |
- Students will simulate the formation conditions of native copper despoits in an attempt to grow their own
- Native copper requires little to no refinement, unlike most copper ores
- Over several days, a native copper formation will develop in the prepared solution
- This kit contains enough material for 5 groups of students
- Teacher's manual and student study guide copymasters are included
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