Electric Interactions in Chemistry
Sign in to track this film in your collection or want list.
Presents demonstrations of the effects of electrical charges upon matter and concludes that all chemical reactions are due to the redistribution of electrons among the interacting elements. Demonstrates attraction and repulsion of charged bodies and uses principles derived to determine charge of various gases. Uses gaseous copper and chromate ions to show that oppositely charged gases, when liquified, readily react chemically.
Complete catalog record
Presents demonstrations of the effects of electrical charges upon matter and concludes that all chemical reactions are due to the redistribution of electrons among the interacting elements. Demonstrates attraction and repulsion of charged bodies and uses principles derived to determine charge of various gases. Uses gaseous copper and chromate ions to show that oppositely charged gases, when liquified, readily react chemically., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
More in Chem Study Film Series
- Ionization Energy
- Nitric acid
- An Introduction to Reaction Kinetics 1959
- Vibration of Molecules 1959
- Equilibrium 1961
- Acid - Base Indicators 1962
- Chemical Families. 1962
- Electric Interactions in Chemistry 1962
- Gas Pressure And Molecular Collisions 1962
- Gases and how they combine 1962
- Mechanism of an Organic Reaction 1962
- Molecular Motions 1962
- Molecular Spectroscopy. 1962
- Shapes and Polarities of Molecules 1962
- Synthesis Of An Organic Compound. 1962
- Transuranium Elements 1962
- A Research Problem: Inert (?) Gas Compounds. 1963
- Crystals And Their Structures. 1963
- Electrochemical Cells 1963
- High temperature research 1963
- The Hydrogen Atom as Viewed by Quantum Mechanics 1963
- Chemical Bonding 1964
Related films
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record
Original permalink · Record added 2024-04-22 16:17:42