Pour a layer of concentrated sulfuric acid ½” to ¾” thick on ... enabling the students to watch the reaction without releasing the smoke into the room. After approximately 3 to 5 minutes, the sugar ...

the sulfuric acid will soak into the paper, reaching the large compartment with the potassium chlorate and sugar mixture, causing a strongly exothermic reaction that ignites the paper. Yet as ...

To the upper right we have very pure potassium chlorate, so much so that it bursts into flames when mixed with sugar and catalyzed with some sulfuric acid. [Mr. Home Scientist] produced the ...

Speaker one Neutralisation reactions take place in our everyday lives. For example, there are bacteria in your mouths that convert sugar in foods ... a solution of sulfuric acid by neutralising ...