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Student Resource Name: Period: Date: Teachers Name: Course: Combustion Lab Introduction: Combustion is the process of burning organic material in the presence of oxygen to produce heat energy, carbon

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1. Gather all the necessary materials and equipment for the combustion lab, such as a Bunsen burner, a thermometer, a combustion chamber, and various fuel sources.
2. Set up the combustion chamber and ensure that it is properly connected and secure.
3. Place the chosen fuel source, such as a piece of paper or a candle, inside the combustion chamber.
4. Light the Bunsen burner and adjust the flame to the desired temperature.
5. Place the flame of the Bunsen burner near the fuel source in the combustion chamber and observe the combustion process.
6. Use the thermometer to measure the temperature changes during the combustion process.
7. Take notes and record all the observations made during the experiment.
8. Once the combustion process is complete, carefully extinguish the flame and clean up any residue or debris.
9. Analyze the data collected and draw conclusions about the combustion process.

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