Design a procedure to distinguish between the following four substances: CH3OH(1), KI(s), C12H22011(s), and C,H61).Hint: Picture it like you have 4 beakers. You know one beaker has CH30H, one beaker has KI, one beaker has C12H22011, and one beaker has C6H6.However you don't know which beaker is which for sure.You need to design a series of tests you could do in order to label each beaker with the compound it contains.For example, you might say something like "First, I will do atest; this will tell mebecauseNow, I am down to 3 beakers...."

I have 2 liquid solutions. I will boil one of the liquid from the beaker. If it boils at 80° C. Then…

Design a procedure to distinguish between the following four substances: CH3OH1), KI(s), C12H22011(s), and C6H6(1). Hint: Picture it like you have 4 beakers. You know one beaker has CH3OH, one beaker has KI, one beaker has C12H22011, and one beaker has CgHg. However you don't know which beaker is which for sure. You need to design a series of tests you could do in order to label each beaker with the compound it contains. For example, you might say something like "First, I will do a test; this will tell me because Now, I am down to 3 beakers...."

Design a procedure to distinguish between the following four substances: CH3OH1), KI(s), C12H22011(s), and C6H6(1). Hint: Picture it like you have 4 beakers. You know one beaker has CH3OH, one beaker has KI, one beaker has C12H22011, and one beaker has CgHg. However you don't know which beaker is which for sure. You need to design a series of tests you could do in order to label each beaker with the compound it contains. For example, you might say something like "First, I will do a test; this will tell me because Now, I am down to 3 beakers...."

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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