Hydrogen from Al foil and vinegar?
Well I dont know if you have any Hydrochloric Acid laying around, but a common experiment in a chemistry class would be just Hydrochloric Acid and aluminumIts equation is 6HCl + 2Al 2(AlCl3) + 3(H2)If you don't, which I don't know why you would, most acids and metals react to gice off Hydrogen, so you can experiment (safely)I don't know exactly what you should do because most of the chemicals used in safe Chemistry class experments are hard to come by and require a liscense of some sortHope all goes well with your experiments! Vinegar is about 15% acetic acid so it just may do the trick.
I don't know why you fault community colleges since that is a quick, cheap, and easy fixAlso, you have fewer distractions and better tutoringIf you get credits from an easy college, the college you want to return to will see where they are from and may not be willing to let you transfer there or if they do, you may not know what you need to know before the higher level coursesI know you don't want to hear this but any college that would take you would be just taking your money and giving you nothingYou are certainly not alone in this problemAll you have to do is to fix it!
Go to community college for a year and get your grades up.
Go to community college for a year and get your grades up.
Well I dont know if you have any Hydrochloric Acid laying around, but a common experiment in a chemistry class would be just Hydrochloric Acid and aluminumIts equation is 6HCl + 2Al 2(AlCl3) + 3(H2)If you don't, which I don't know why you would, most acids and metals react to gice off Hydrogen, so you can experiment (safely)I don't know exactly what you should do because most of the chemicals used in safe Chemistry class experments are hard to come by and require a liscense of some sortHope all goes well with your experiments! Vinegar is about 15% acetic acid so it just may do the trick.
