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Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
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Descriptions of three simple home chemical experiments: breath in limewater forms white powder; salt in silver nitrate solution produces white powder that browns in sunlight; washing soda added to red cabbage juice changes color from red to blue to green.
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By taking some limewater and blowing one's breath into it a fine white powder will be formed in the water. By adding some common salt to a solution of nitrate of silver a thick white powder is produced which, if placed in the sunlight, will turn brown. Pour the juice of a red cabbage into a test tube or thin glass bottle, drop in very gradually a solution of washing soda, shaking the bottle every time you put the washing soda in, and you will see the red solution gradually turning blue. Go on adding the soda solution, and the blue color will give way to green.
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Three chemical experiments demonstrating changes: breath in limewater forms white powder; salt added to silver nitrate solution forms white powder that turns brown in sunlight; washing soda added to red cabbage juice changes color from red to blue to green.