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The ‘blue bottle’ demonstration is one of the most well-known and best-loved chemistry demonstrations. Weighg of potassium hydroxide into thedmconical flask. Basically, the chemical traffic light is a variation of the blue bottle chemistry demonstration, except using indigo carmine instead of methylene blue. The Blue Bottle demo should be colorless while the Traffic Light demo Before the demonstration. Reagents and equip­ment: glu­cose (6 g); in­di­go carmine (g);M so­lu­tion of sodi­um hy­drox­ide (ml); beakers (3); The Traffic Light Demonstration. Addcmof the methylene blue solution The in­di­go carmine is ox­i­dized by the oxy­gen in the air and the col­ors change in the op­po­site di­rec­tionsolution hascolors ("Chemical Traffic Light" experiment) Watch on. Add cacmhydrogen peroxide solution and reheat to°C. A flask containing a colourless liquid (consisting of an alkaline solution New formulations for the chemical traffic light and vanishing valentine experiments are presented in this paper. Note any sign of a reaction. KOH is dissolved in water, dextrose (glucose) is added to this solution, along with the indicator Blue Bottle and Traffic Light Oscillations. Add cmof water andg of glucose and swirl until the solids are dissolved. Demonstration: Indigo carmine is added to a mixture of ethanol and water. Indigo carmine is added to a mixture of ethanol and water. Observations: When the indicator is initially Heat the solution to about°C (avoid going above°C). Let solution stand until starting color is observed. Description: Methylene blue (Blue Bottle) and indigo carmine (Traffic Light) undergo reversible redox reactions with glucose under The Traffic Light Demonstration. We also report, for the first time, chemical pattern formation in This document describes a chemical reaction known as a traffic light reaction. chemical traffic light, vanishing valentine, variations of sugar and solvent, replacement of strong base and sugar with ascorbic acid for green chemistry), chemical Here, we have developed a laboratory experiment that enables students to investigate the two-step sequential reduction kinetics of the Traffic Light reaction with the use of a “Chemical Changes and Structure” – Traffic Lights How can we recognise a chemical reaction? Make a solution of g of methylene blue incmof ethanol (%). Add several drops of indicator (methylene blue for Blue Bottle or indigo carmine for Traffic Light). What are the three ways that we can change the rate of a chemical reaction? KOH is dissolved in water, dextrose (glucose) is added to this solution, along with the indicator solution. Dissolve ca g of cobalt (II) chloride in 5cmdistilled water in a test tube and add to the hot reaction will be an induction period before the reaction proceeds Figure(top) The NSTDA’s colorful chemical bottle experiment kit developed by Limpanuparb in, (middle) the classical blue bottle experiment, (bottom-left) the chemical traffic light, and (bottom-right) line and dot patterns formed in the blue bottle experimentPedagogical functions Less thanminutes beforehand, preferably. Chemical Concept Demonstrated: Reversible oxidation-reduction reactions. Demonstration: Indigo carmine is added to a mixture formulation (e.g. Lecture Demo Procedure: (Prepminutes early due to waiting in step 2) Add mL water,g KOH, andg dextrose to the flask, swirling the solution until everything has dissolved. TheSee more Demonstration. Both demonstrations are examples of redox reactions and are useful for studies of chemical kineticsbecause temperature affects the color change rate. Add the vial of I.C. indicator, swirling again to mix Procedure: Prepare the alkaline glucose solution by dissolvingg of NaOH andg glucose in mL of deionized water. The reaction involves a solution that changes color from yellow to red with a gentle shake, Traffic Light Reaction. Chemical Concept Demonstrated: Reversible oxidation-reduction reactions.