Laboratory Experiments in General Chemistry
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State what tests you would make, and what reasoning you would use, in order to identify the acid radical in each. Ask the in- structor for a specimen of one of more of these salts and proceed to identify it. Record the experiments that you conduct with the un- known and give the reasoning you use in identifying the substance.
33. Examples of Reversible Reactions.
To a concentrated solution of sodium hydrogen sulphate add about an equal volume of concentrated hydrochloric acid. (?) Filter off th...e precipitate and dry it by pressing it between filter paper. Dis- solve it in water and then evaporate the solution to dryness on the water bath. Describe and name the product.
Write the equation for the action. What relation does this action bear to that in Exp. 23d? What factors determine the direction of a reversible reaction? (K. 134-8; S. 174-9. ) Recall the reduction of ferric oxide by means of hydrogen and the action of steam on heated iron. Specify the conditions that must be observed to complete the reaction in either direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
State what tests you would make, and what reasoning you would use, in order to identify the acid radical in each. Ask the in- structor for a specimen of one of more of these salts and proceed to identify it. Record the experiments that you conduct with the un- known and give the reasoning you use in identifying the substance.
33. Examples of Reversible Reactions.
To a concentrated solution of sodium hydrogen sulphate add about an equal volume of concentrated hydrochloric acid. (?) Filter off th...e precipitate and dry it by pressing it between filter paper. Dis- solve it in water and then evaporate the solution to dryness on the water bath. Describe and name the product.
Write the equation for the action. What relation does this action bear to that in Exp. 23d? What factors determine the direction of a reversible reaction? (K. 134-8; S. 174-9. ) Recall the reduction of ferric oxide by means of hydrogen and the action of steam on heated iron. Specify the conditions that must be observed to complete the reaction in either direction.
What to read after Laboratory Experiments in General Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Schlundt to read onlineMoreLess
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