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These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order)  (view attatchments) Match the following to each other: A= green solution B= blue solution   C= red solution D= colorless solution E= colorless solution F = colorless solution and   NaOH Ca(NO3)2 Cu(NO3)2 H2SO4 Co(NO3)2 Ni(NO3)2

These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order)  (view attatchments) Match the following to each other: A= green solution B= blue solution   C= red solution D= colorless solution E= colorless solution F = colorless solution and   NaOH Ca(NO3)2 Cu(NO3)2 H2SO4 Co(NO3)2 Ni(NO3)2

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These are six test tubes containing 0.1 M aqueous solutions of (in no particular order) 

(view attatchments)

Match the following to each other:

A= green solution

B= blue solution  

C= red solution

D= colorless solution

E= colorless solution

F = colorless solution

and  

NaOH

Ca(NO3)2

Cu(NO3)2

H2SO4

Co(NO3)2

Ni(NO3)2

The following matrix describes observations of behavior upon initial mixing of equal portions of each solution. ppt = precipitate. NR = no observable reaction. А В C D F A NR NR NR NR white gel ppt В NR NR NR blue ppt C NR NR bluish ppt white ppt mixture gets hot white ppt F Abbreviations: P = Precipitate; D = Disappears; GP = Gel Precipitate; S = Smoke; Sol = Solution; H = Heat; NR = No Reaction %3D %3D %3D Appearance Known N i(NO3)2 A I(NO3)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2 NH3 NAOH H2SO4 N i(NO3)2 Light Green X NR NR NR NR NR Purple sol. White GP NR
Transcribed Image Text:The following matrix describes observations of behavior upon initial mixing of equal portions of each solution. ppt = precipitate. NR = no observable reaction. А В C D F A NR NR NR NR white gel ppt В NR NR NR blue ppt C NR NR bluish ppt white ppt mixture gets hot white ppt F Abbreviations: P = Precipitate; D = Disappears; GP = Gel Precipitate; S = Smoke; Sol = Solution; H = Heat; NR = No Reaction %3D %3D %3D Appearance Known N i(NO3)2 A I(NO3)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2 NH3 NAOH H2SO4 N i(NO3)2 Light Green X NR NR NR NR NR Purple sol. White GP NR
Appearance Known N i(NO3)2 A 1(N03)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2 NH3 N OH H2SO4 HCI N I(NO3)2 Light Green NR NR NR NR NR Purple sol. White GP NR Abbrew A (NO3)3 Colorless NR NR NR NR White GP White PD NR P= Pr B aCl2 Colorless NR White P NR NR White GP White P NR D= D Dark Blue sol. C u(NO3)2 Blue NR NR Blue P NR Green Sal. & S & White P NR Brown P NR White P NR A GNO3 Colorless NR White P White P So C a(NO3)2 Colarless NR H&S NR NH3 Colorless Colorless N OH Colorless H2SO4 HCI Colorless in a different order! Match the compounds to 5.
Transcribed Image Text:Appearance Known N i(NO3)2 A 1(N03)3 B aCl2 C u(NO3)2 A GNO3 C a(NO3)2 NH3 N OH H2SO4 HCI N I(NO3)2 Light Green NR NR NR NR NR Purple sol. White GP NR Abbrew A (NO3)3 Colorless NR NR NR NR White GP White PD NR P= Pr B aCl2 Colorless NR White P NR NR White GP White P NR D= D Dark Blue sol. C u(NO3)2 Blue NR NR Blue P NR Green Sal. & S & White P NR Brown P NR White P NR A GNO3 Colorless NR White P White P So C a(NO3)2 Colarless NR H&S NR NH3 Colorless Colorless N OH Colorless H2SO4 HCI Colorless in a different order! Match the compounds to 5.
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