A chemical element “A" reacts with HNO, to give a solution of compound "B". Thermal decomposition of “B" yields a yellow compound "C". Heating of "C" in oxygen at 500 °C gives a red compound "D" (the mass of the solid is increased by 2.4%) (confirm by calculations). Compound "D" can react with concentrated hydrochlorie acid producing a yellow-green gas and a compound "E". When “D" reacts with the glacial acetic acid, a white crystalline “F" is produced as well as a solution of compound "G". When Cl, gas is passed through the solution of "G", an additional amount of "F" can be produced. When H,S gas is passes through the solution of “B", a black precipitate “H" forms. The latter reacts with H,O, yielding a white compound "I" Determine the molecular formulas of compounds “A"-"I" and write the chemical equations for all mentioned reactions. O2, 500 °C HCI(conc.) "D" HNO3 heat "A" "B" "E" yellow red CH3COOH glacial H2S H2O2 "H" "" "F" + "G" black Cl2

A chemical element “A" reacts with HNO, to give a solution of compound "B". Thermal decomposition of “B" yields a yellow compound "C". Heating of "C" in oxygen at 500 °C gives a red compound "D" (the mass of the solid is increased by 2.4%) (confirm by calculations). Compound "D" can react with concentrated hydrochlorie acid producing a yellow-green gas and a compound "E". When “D" reacts with the glacial acetic acid, a white crystalline “F" is produced as well as a solution of compound "G". When Cl, gas is passed through the solution of "G", an additional amount of "F" can be produced. When H,S gas is passes through the solution of “B", a black precipitate “H" forms. The latter reacts with H,O, yielding a white compound "I" Determine the molecular formulas of compounds “A"-"I" and write the chemical equations for all mentioned reactions. O2, 500 °C HCI(conc.) "D" HNO3 heat "A" "B" "E" yellow red CH3COOH glacial H2S H2O2 "H" "" "F" + "G" black Cl2

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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