Salts

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Created on: 06-04-12 19:45

Amitrasudan wants a soluble salt. What procedure should he use to prepare them?

Acid Reactions

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Acid Reactions involves using an excess of an ________ reactant.

insoluble

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Then, it involves heating the reactant, before letting it cool and filter. The ________ is collected and left to evaporate.

residue

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Direct Combination simply involves combining two elements. Eg Iron and Chloride to give Iron Chloride. True or False?

True

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Sam desires an insoluble salt. By which method should he separate them?

Precipitation

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Place these steps in order for a Titration experiment: a)Using a pipette put alkali solution into conical flask, b)add a few drops of indicator (methyl orange) C)Note Final Reading. Calculate Volume (Final-Inital) D)put acid into burette and note intial

A B D F C E

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Card 2

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Acid Reactions involves using an excess of an ________ reactant.

Back

insoluble

Card 3

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Then, it involves heating the reactant, before letting it cool and filter. The ________ is collected and left to evaporate.

Back

Card 4

Front

Direct Combination simply involves combining two elements. Eg Iron and Chloride to give Iron Chloride. True or False?

Back

Card 5

Front

Sam desires an insoluble salt. By which method should he separate them?

Back

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