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    CHEMISTRY 01A1 ANSWER SHEET 2019

    EXPERIMENT A5: SOLUBILITY AND PRECIPITATION

    Initials and Surname: ....................................................... Group: .......................

    Student number: .............................................…………… Date: .....................….

    Demonstrator: ..........................................………………… Session: ……………..

    ASSIGNMENT 1

    1.1 Complete the Table of Observations (attached) (10)


    1.2 Write balanced complete ionic equations for the following reactions:
    X(5)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(6)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(9)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(12)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(13)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    (12)

    1.3 Write net ionic equations for the following reactions:


    X(2)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(7)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    X(15)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    (5)
    [27]
    ASSIGNMENT 2
    2.1 Predict whether the following ionic solids are soluble or insoluble in water:
    (a) BaCO3

    (b) Ag2CrO4

    (c) LiOH

    (d) Na2SO4

    (e) MgC2O4

    (5)

    2.2 Write a balanced molecular equation for the following reaction that occurs in an
    aqueous medium:
    strontium hydroxide and lithium phosphate (3)
    [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    2.3 How will you determine whether a given solution contains Pb2+ and/or Ag+ ions?
    (a) by using the formation of complexes

    (b) without any complex formation occurring.

    (3)

    2.4 Three reagent bottles, labelled A, B and C, are each known to contain one of the
    following 0.1 M aqueous solutions: lead(II) nitrate, copper(II) sulfate and lithium
    chloride. All the solutions were separately tested with an aqueous silver nitrate
    solution and an ammonia solution. The results are given below in tabular form.

    Bottle Test with (0.05 M) Test with (2M) aqueous ammonia


    silver nitrate

    A (I) (II)

    • a colourless solution • a white precipitate appears with


    excess ammonia added the
    precipitate still exists

    B (III) (IV)

    • a white precipitate forms • a colourless solution forms


    • with excess ammonia added the
    solution stay colourless

    C (V) (VI)

    • a light blue solution (and • a light blue precipitate appears,


    some white precipitate • with excess ammonia added the
    appears) precipitate dissolves and a dark blue
    solution is formed

    (a) Identify the reagents A, B and C. (3)


    A: ……………………………….
    B: ……………………………….
    C: ……………………………….

    (b) Write the balanced complete ionic equations for the reactions labelled (II),
    (III) and (VI) in the table above. (7)
    [18]
    II) [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    III) [Reactants] -----> [Products]

    VI) [Reactants] -----> [Products]


    EXPERIMENT A5: Solubility and Precipitation ASSIGNMENT 1.1
    TABLE OF OBSERVATIONS (*Cation solutions are all prepared from nitrate (NO 3− ) salts)

    Anion Cation * Na+ Ag+ Pb2+ Hg 22 + Hg2+ Cu2+

    X(1) Δ, carefully
    Cl- milky white ppt clear
    diluted hydrochloric acid thick
    (HCl) X(5)

    X(3)
    2−
    SO 4
    milky white ppt clear
    diluted sulphuric acid thinner
    (H2SO4)

    X(6)
    2−
    CO 3
    gold / yellow ppt brown ppt
    sodium carbonate
    (Na2CO3)

    X(4) excess Δ, carefully X(7)


    OH- black ppt yellow ppt
    sodium hydroxide
    (NaOH)

    excess X(8) excess


    OH- black ppt grey / white ppt
    ammonia solution
    NH3(aq)

    X(2)
    S2- black ppt clear
    Ammonium sulphide
    (NH4)2S
    3
    TABLE OF OBSERVATIONS (continued) ASSIGNMENT 1.1
    Anion Cation* Fe3+ Ni2+ Co2+ Zn2+ Sr2+

    Cl-
    diluted hydrochloric acid
    (HCl)

    X(15)
    2−
    SO 4

    diluted sulphuric acid


    (H2SO4)

    X(9) X(14)
    2−
    CO 3

    sodium carbonate
    (Na2CO3)

    X(10)
    OH-
    sodium hydroxide
    (NaOH)

    X(11) X(12) excess excess excess


    OH-
    ammonia solution
    NH3(aq)

    X(13)
    S2-
    ammonium sulfide
    (NH4)2S

    4
    5

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