Identifying Substances Through Physical Properties

The video tutorial guides viewers through a virtual lab to identify an unknown metal sample using its physical properties. The process involves conducting solubility, reactivity, density, and magnetism tests. The results are analyzed and compared to known samples to hypothesize the identity of the metal, which is suggested to be tin based on its properties. The video concludes with a discussion on the findings and encourages further exploration.

What is the primary goal of the virtual lab introduced in the video?

• To create a new substance

• To test the pH level of a liquid

• To identify an unknown metal

• To measure the temperature of a substance

What is the first test performed on the sample?

• Color test

• Solubility and reactivity test

• Density test

• Magnetism test

What was the result of the solubility test?

• The sample changed color

• The sample did not dissolve in water

• The sample reacted with water

• The sample dissolved in water

How is the volume of the sample determined?

• By measuring its dimensions

• By using a displacement test

• By weighing it

• By observing its color

What is the initial volume of the liquid used in the displacement test?

• 35 milliliters

• 30 milliliters

• 25 milliliters

• 20 milliliters

What is the purpose of the magnetism test?

• To determine if the sample is magnetic

• To measure the sample's weight

• To check the sample's solubility

• To observe the sample's color change

What was the result of the magnetism test?

• The sample was highly magnetic

• The sample was slightly magnetic

• The sample was not magnetic

• The sample changed color

What was the mass of the sample?

• 51.36 grams

• 41.36 grams

• 31.36 grams

• 21.36 grams

What was the calculated density of the sample?

• 9.24 g/cm³

• 8.24 g/cm³

• 7.24 g/cm³

• 6.24 g/cm³

Based on the tests, what is the likely identity of the sample?

• Aluminum

• Tin

• Copper

• Iron