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M 23 Le Chatelier's Principle Record your observations in a table like the one below AND use these labels for EACH equilibrium you write in your lab notebook so I can grade it. Color Start Final 1 1a: Chromate plus acid. orange 1a: Chromate plus base Drange 1a: Chromate plus acidi Orange 1b: Methyl Orange plus acid HC Orange Red 1b: Methyl Orange plus based Orange Red 1b: Phenolphthalein plus base Clear Purple 1b: Phenolphthalein plus acid Clear Clear 1c: HC₂H₂O₂/Hin plus NaC,H,O, Clear Pink 9 1c: NH₁/Hin plus NH₂Cl Purple clear test tubes 10 1c: NH₂/Hin plus HCI Purple 11 2a: test tube 1: Fe(SCN)*2 plus Fe" Yellow light purple Darlarple Brown 12 2a: test tube 2: Fe(SCN)2 plus SCN 2a: test tube 3: Fe(SCN)2 plus OH 13 dark Brown 14 2b: Co* plus HCI blue 15 2b: Co plus heat 16 2b: Co2 plus cool Blue Pink 17 2b: Co2 plus heat Pink Blue 18 3a: NaCl plus HCI Clear at th white precu cloudy 19.1 4: test tube 1: Ca2 plus H₂C₂O4 Clear 19.2 4: test tube 2: Ca2 plus K₂C₂O4 Clear Prec Cloudy Clear cut 19.3 4: test tube 1: plus HCI cloudy 19.4 4: test tube 1: plus NH, whi cloudy cloudy 19.5 4: test tube 3: Ca²+ NH₂ clear Cloudy white Comment on experiments 19.1-19.5. The question is, are you making CaC₂O4(s). If 19.2 and 19.5 look the same then yes, you are making CaC₂O4(s). If 19.2 and 19.5 are different then you're making Ca(OH)2(s). Show the "seven step process" /equilibrium for 19.2 only (19.5 will be negative/false/no rxn). 2 3 4 5 16 7 8 Yellow Yellow Yellow Brown dark brown Pink
Transcribed Image Text:M 23 Le Chatelier's Principle Record your observations in a table like the one below AND use these labels for EACH equilibrium you write in your lab notebook so I can grade it. Color Start Final 1 1a: Chromate plus acid. orange 1a: Chromate plus base Drange 1a: Chromate plus acidi Orange 1b: Methyl Orange plus acid HC Orange Red 1b: Methyl Orange plus based Orange Red 1b: Phenolphthalein plus base Clear Purple 1b: Phenolphthalein plus acid Clear Clear 1c: HC₂H₂O₂/Hin plus NaC,H,O, Clear Pink 9 1c: NH₁/Hin plus NH₂Cl Purple clear test tubes 10 1c: NH₂/Hin plus HCI Purple 11 2a: test tube 1: Fe(SCN)*2 plus Fe" Yellow light purple Darlarple Brown 12 2a: test tube 2: Fe(SCN)2 plus SCN 2a: test tube 3: Fe(SCN)2 plus OH 13 dark Brown 14 2b: Co* plus HCI blue 15 2b: Co plus heat 16 2b: Co2 plus cool Blue Pink 17 2b: Co2 plus heat Pink Blue 18 3a: NaCl plus HCI Clear at th white precu cloudy 19.1 4: test tube 1: Ca2 plus H₂C₂O4 Clear 19.2 4: test tube 2: Ca2 plus K₂C₂O4 Clear Prec Cloudy Clear cut 19.3 4: test tube 1: plus HCI cloudy 19.4 4: test tube 1: plus NH, whi cloudy cloudy 19.5 4: test tube 3: Ca²+ NH₂ clear Cloudy white Comment on experiments 19.1-19.5. The question is, are you making CaC₂O4(s). If 19.2 and 19.5 look the same then yes, you are making CaC₂O4(s). If 19.2 and 19.5 are different then you're making Ca(OH)2(s). Show the "seven step process" /equilibrium for 19.2 only (19.5 will be negative/false/no rxn). 2 3 4 5 16 7 8 Yellow Yellow Yellow Brown dark brown Pink
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