Making Salts
Aqa C2 additional science GCSE
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- Making Salts
- Making soluble salts using an acid + metal or Insoluble base
- Add the metal/insoluble base to the acid and and neutralisation reaction will occur
- You know when the reaction has finished because excess will be left in the bottom of the flask.
- Flilter out the excess metal and evaporate, you will be left with salt crystals!
- You know when the reaction has finished because excess will be left in the bottom of the flask.
- Add the metal/insoluble base to the acid and and neutralisation reaction will occur
- Making Insoluble salts (precipitation reactions)
- Pick two solutions with the ions you need in them.
- Mix them together and they will react. the most reactive will be bonded together (your salt)
- This will be a solid at the bottom of your flask
- Filter, wash and dry. Ta Da Salt!
- This is used to remove poisonous ions from drinking water...
- In treatment of sewage...
- ...And to soften water
- In treatment of sewage...
- This is used to remove poisonous ions from drinking water...
- Filter, wash and dry. Ta Da Salt!
- This will be a solid at the bottom of your flask
- Mix them together and they will react. the most reactive will be bonded together (your salt)
- Pick two solutions with the ions you need in them.
- Making soluble salts using an acid + metal or Insoluble base
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