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Question: What is the theoretical yield of the given reaction?

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Chemistry
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ISBN:9781305957404
Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Question: What is the theoretical yield of the given reaction?

Established methods for producing acetylene: 1. Reaction of calcium carbide with water СаСz+ 2 H,0 Са(ОН), + НС 3 СH *Calcium carbide can be prepared by heating calcium oxide and charcoal
Transcribed Image Text:Established methods for producing acetylene: 1. Reaction of calcium carbide with water СаСz+ 2 H,0 Са(ОН), + НС 3 СH *Calcium carbide can be prepared by heating calcium oxide and charcoal
EXPERIMENT 20 PREPARATION OF ACETYLENE MATERIALS AND REAGENTS Calcium carbide lumps Potassium permanganate, 1% solution Bromine, 0.5% solution in carbon tetrachloride Test tubes Test tube holder and rack Half-gallon ice cream container Ink bottle PROCEDURE 1. Fill the half-gallon ice cream container with water up to 2 cm from the brim. 2. Immerse in the container 4 test tubes filled with distilled water. 3. Place approximately 1.5 g CaCz inside a dry ink bottle. 4. Half-fill the ink bottle with water and immediately cover with a cork having a tiny hole at the center. 5. Immerse the ink bottle into the container of water and collect the gas coming out of the ink bottle. 6. Test the gas for flammability and active unsaturation.
Transcribed Image Text:EXPERIMENT 20 PREPARATION OF ACETYLENE MATERIALS AND REAGENTS Calcium carbide lumps Potassium permanganate, 1% solution Bromine, 0.5% solution in carbon tetrachloride Test tubes Test tube holder and rack Half-gallon ice cream container Ink bottle PROCEDURE 1. Fill the half-gallon ice cream container with water up to 2 cm from the brim. 2. Immerse in the container 4 test tubes filled with distilled water. 3. Place approximately 1.5 g CaCz inside a dry ink bottle. 4. Half-fill the ink bottle with water and immediately cover with a cork having a tiny hole at the center. 5. Immerse the ink bottle into the container of water and collect the gas coming out of the ink bottle. 6. Test the gas for flammability and active unsaturation.
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