Chemistry

Chaim Schaefer

21 April, 16:51

Is this experiment okay for this question? If not, what would a good one be?

1. Design an experiment to verify that new substances are formed and heat is released or absorbed during a chemical reaction.

I want to put water in a microwave and show how it evaporates.

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