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Reactions in Aqueous Solutions

Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
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Principles Of Chemistry I Laboratory (CHEM 109)

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Reactions in Aqueous Solutions The purpose of this experiment is to determine the unknown contains acquire knowledge. Qualitative analysis involves carrying an unknown mixture of different compounds through a series of chemical reactions. seven metal ions, six reagents, ten drops of each ion. Procedure1. First I place wells over the grid. 2. Then I put 10 drops of each ion across its corresponding row. 3. Then I put 10 drops of each reagent down its corresponding column. 4. I compare the results of known ions with each reagent to the unknown. 5. The one that matches is my unknown. 0 M HCl 0 M NaOH 6M NaOH NH4OH Unknown clear cloudy clear clear Mg clear Cloudy, clear clear clear Ni Clear, green Cloudy green Cloudy green blue Cr Clear, dark blue Cloudy green Dark green cloudy Zn Clear Cloudy, white clear clear Ag Cloudy white Brown cloudy Brown cloudy clear The unknown contains: Zn (II) Unknown number: 12 the reactions in Aqueous solutions I can determine the unknown solution and see the change in color.

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Reactions in Aqueous Solutions

Course: Principles Of Chemistry I Laboratory (CHEM 109)

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University: York College CUNY

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Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Objective- The purpose of this experiment is to determine the unknown contains acquire
knowledge.
Introduction- Qualitative analysis involves carrying an unknown mixture of different
compounds through a series of chemical reactions.
Materials- seven metal ions, six reagents, ten drops of each ion.
Procedure-
1. First I place wells over the grid.
2. Then I put 10 drops of each ion across its corresponding row.
3. Then I put 10 drops of each reagent down its corresponding column.
4. I compare the results of known ions with each reagent to the unknown.
5. The one that matches is my unknown.
0.1 M HCl
0.1 M NaOH
xs= 6M NaOH
xs=6M NH4OH
Unknown
clear
cloudy
clear
clear
Mg
clear
Cloudy, clear
clear
clear
Ni
Clear, green
Cloudy green
Cloudy green
blue
Cr
Clear, dark
blue
Cloudy green
Dark green
cloudy
Zn
Clear
Cloudy, white
clear
clear
Ag
Cloudy white
Brown cloudy
Brown cloudy
clear
The unknown contains: Zn (II)
Unknown number: 12