Rxn 3: H,0() H*(aq) + OH(aq) Rxn 6: M(OH),(s) M²°(aq) + 2 0H (aq) M= Zn Start with 0.1 M Zn(NO3)2 in three different test tubes. What happens when 1 drop 6 M NaOH is added to each tube? [This is Solution (1)] Explain, using Le Chatelier's Principle and Rxn 6 Add 6 M HCl to the 1, Soln (1) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] In which direction did Reaction (3) shift? (circle one) Left Right In which direction did Reaction (6) shift? (circle one) Left Right Add 6 M NAOH to the 2„g Soln (1) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] Based on this observation, does Rxn 7 occur when M = Zn? (circle one) Yes No Add 6 M NHs to the 3, Soln (I) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] Based on this observation, does Rxn 8 occur when M = Zn? Yes No Circle and explain below!

Rxn 3: H,0() H*(aq) + OH(aq) Rxn 6: M(OH),(s) M²°(aq) + 2 0H (aq) M= Zn Start with 0.1 M Zn(NO3)2 in three different test tubes. What happens when 1 drop 6 M NaOH is added to each tube? [This is Solution (1)] Explain, using Le Chatelier's Principle and Rxn 6 Add 6 M HCl to the 1, Soln (1) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] In which direction did Reaction (3) shift? (circle one) Left Right In which direction did Reaction (6) shift? (circle one) Left Right Add 6 M NAOH to the 2„g Soln (1) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] Based on this observation, does Rxn 7 occur when M = Zn? (circle one) Yes No Add 6 M NHs to the 3, Soln (I) tube, dropwise with stirring. Describe what happens. [Be sure to add at least 20 drops] Based on this observation, does Rxn 8 occur when M = Zn? Yes No Circle and explain below!

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

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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