CopperElectrolysisLab

Copper Electrolysis Lab We have discussed the process of //electrolysis// in class as a way to separate substances into simpler substances. Today we are going to try this process out!
 * Use the directions sheet to complete this lab.
 * You will notice that next to some steps there are images of a camera or a reel of film. If you see a camera, then you will need to take a picture of your setup at the end of that step. If you see a reel of film, then you will need to take a video recording of the entire process for that step.
 * Use your observations and the recordings to complete the Analyze and Conclude section on the second page of the directions by writing and drawing your answers.
 * Then, you will take the directions, your recordings and your responses and create a video lab report.
 * The video will have the following:
 * Introduction (include the task)
 * Show all materials
 * Description of procedure (Use the pictures from the steps and a voice over. Steps 1-5)
 * Your prediction (your recording)
 * Your observation video
 * The rest of the procedures (Steps 8-10)
 * Your responses to the Analyze and Conclude section (Notice the media clues are in //italics// as part of each question.)
 * Closing
 * Export your video as a QuickTime (mov) file.
 * You will need to turn in the two parts to the lab and the rubric at the beginning of class on Friday, December 4.
 * Make sure to put your name on the two papers and to name your video file (IsolatingCopperLab) correctly.


 * Rubric (MUST PRINT!!) **


 * Directions-Response Sheet (in case you misplace the one given to you in class) **