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Witchcraft Escape room
Witchcraft Manual
Start
Lesson 01
Haunted Forest: venture forth and reach the end of the path
Magical Progress
140 g
42 g
142 g
40 g
Question 1/4
In a given reaction, 60 g of reactant A combine with an unknown amount of reactant B and for 200 g of compound AB. How much is in ractant B?
Question 2/4
In a given reaction, 3,000 g of compound CD decomposes into an unknown amount of substance C and 650 g of substance D. Calculate the amount of substance C that must have formed in the reaction.
2,350 g
2,300 g
2,250 g
2,400 g
Question 3/4
In a chemical reaction, 80 g of Mg react with 64 g of O2. Calculate the total mass of MgO2 formed in the reaction.
144 g
142 g
140 g
146 g
Question 4/4
Another chemical reaction occurs, but this time 140 g og Mg react with an unknown amount of O2 to form 362 g of MgO2. Calculate how much oxygen was used in the reaction.
220 g
218 g
216 g
222 g
Well done!
Lesson learned!
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You fell!
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Lesson 02
Potions. Drag the circleover the potions tofind the missing letter.
Magical progress
Question 1/4
240.5 g of calcium react with 216.6 g of chlorine gas. Calculate how much calcium chloride forms. In this case, which number is missing?
45_.1 g
Drag the circle and findthe letter.
Question 2/4
Another chemical reaction occurs, but this time 82 g of calcium react with an unknown amount of chlorine gas to form 163.5 g of calcium chloride. How much chlorine gas was used in the reaction?
8_.5 g
Drag the circle and findthe letter.
Question 3/4
An unknown amount of sodium chloride decomposes into 94 g of pure sodium and 132 g of chlorine gas. Calculate how much sodium chloride was present before the reaction happened.
22_ g
Drag the circle and findthe letter.
Question 4/4
This time 87.7 g of sodium chloride decomposes into 52.2 g of chlorine gas and an unkown amount of sodium. Calculate the mass of sodium formed in the reaction.
35._ g
Drag the circle and findthe letter.
Well done!
Lesson learned!
Continue
Oh no! You have added the wrong ingredient to the mixture and created poison, go back to correct the mixture.
It's poison!
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Lesson 03
Divination. Can you predict the future by looking at a single card?
Magical Progress
Question 1/4
How many elements are in the chemical equation?
Clue
00:10
10
Question 2/4
How many atoms total are in the chemical formula?
Clue
18
16
00:10
17
19
Question 3/4
How many atoms of sulfur (S) are there in this chemical formula?
Clue
00:10
Question 4/4
How many atoms of oxygen are there in the chemical formula?
Clue
00:10
12
14
Well done!
Lesson learned!
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Bad omen!
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Lesson 04
Enchantments Which of these options is the best choice?
Magical progress
Question 1/4
Which is the reactant in the following chemical formula?
Question 2/4
In the following chemical formula, which is the product?
Question 3/4
In the following image, which is the reactant?
Question 4/4
In the following image, which is the product?
Manual completed
Congratulations!
Magical progress
Badchoice!
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You can nowpractice sorcery!
Are you sure you want to exit?
Your progress will be lost and you will not learn witchcraft
Exit
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Become an expertin witchcraft!
To do this, you must complete the wizardry manual by overcoming each of the 4 lessons you will find: · Bewitched Forest· Potions· Divination· Enchantments. Test your magical skills and try not to fail or you will have to retakethe test.