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What type of reaction occurs when zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid?

Exothermic

Why is a polystyrene cup used in this experiment?

It's a poor conductor of heat

Why must excess zinc powder be added to the acid?

So all the acid reacts completely

What pattern do the results show about acid concentration and temperature rise?

More acid = higher temperature rise

Why must the zinc powder be stirred vigorously?

So it mixes well and reacts completely

Which temperature should be recorded as the result?

Maximum temperature

Why is the total volume kept at 50 cm³ in all experiments?

To make the comparison fair

What essential safety equipment must always be worn?

Eye protection

What volume of dilute hydrochloric acid is measured at the start?

50 cm³

What does an exothermic reaction do?

Releases heat energy

What must be recorded when acid is first added to the cup?

Starting temperature

What is the temperature rise when 50 cm³ of acid is used?

25.0°C

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