Electric Interactions in Chemistry
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Series: Chem Study Film Series
Duration: 20
Year Published: 1962
Creator: Wexler Film Productions
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: 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 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.
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