EXPERIMENT 6PRE-LABORATORYQUESTIONSDETERMINING THE SOLUBILITY OF ANUNKNOWN IONIC COMPOUNDNAMEDATE1. Calculate the concentration, in grams of solute per 100 g of water, of a solution in which 7.462 gof solute dissolved in 25.50 mL of water.2. Sketch two graphs, the first for a solid that's solubility is increasing as a funetion oftemperature, and the second for a solid whose solubility decreases as a funetion of temperature.Be sure to label each axis.b)3. After the first 7.00 mL, how many mL of distilled water are added to the test tube for eachsubsequent measurement?4. How many decimal values can you measure with a buret?EXPERIMENT 6 107

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EXPERIMENT 6 PRE-LABORATORY QUESTIONS DETERMINING THE SOLUBILITY OF AN UNKNOWN IONIC COMPOUND NAME DATE 1. Caleulate the concentration, in grams of solute per 100 g of water, of a solution in which 7.462 g of solute dissolved in 25.50 mlL of water. 2 Sketch two graphs, the first for a solid that's solubility is increasing as a function of temperature, and the second for a solid whose solubility decreases as a funetion of temperature. Be sure to label each axis. a) b) 3. After the first 7.00 ml, how many mlL of distilled water are added to the test tube for each subsequent measurement? 4. How many decimal values can you measure with a buret? EXPERIMENT 6 107

EXPERIMENT 6 PRE-LABORATORY QUESTIONS DETERMINING THE SOLUBILITY OF AN UNKNOWN IONIC COMPOUND NAME DATE 1. Caleulate the concentration, in grams of solute per 100 g of water, of a solution in which 7.462 g of solute dissolved in 25.50 mlL of water. 2 Sketch two graphs, the first for a solid that's solubility is increasing as a function of temperature, and the second for a solid whose solubility decreases as a funetion of temperature. Be sure to label each axis. a) b) 3. After the first 7.00 ml, how many mlL of distilled water are added to the test tube for each subsequent measurement? 4. How many decimal values can you measure with a buret? EXPERIMENT 6 107

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