Which of the solids making up the mixture you are given is an ionic compound? Preparing the mixture: Prepare the plastic pieces by shredding or cutting pieces of ayogurt container (or other polypropylene container). In a 250 mL beaker, weigh 1.0 grameach of the paper clip, the rice/beans, the table salt and the cut-up pieces of plastic. Mixthem well using a glass rod. Exploiting density differences to separate the rice grains/beans and polypropylene: Allof the solid materials that remained after step (3) are at the bottom of the 100 mL beaker.Next, add enough water to the solids in the 100 mL beaker so the polypropylene is easilyseen floating on the surface. Carefully pour off (i.e., decant) both the water and thepolypropylene into another 100 mL beaker so the rice grains/beans stay at the bottom ofthe beaker. You may need to repeat the decantation several times to achieve goodseparation. (Do not use fingers or tweezers to separate the plastic pieces). Dry thepolypropylene by air drying it for several minutes on a piece of paper towel. Carefullycollect the polypropylene into a tared sample vial and determine its mass.For the rice grains/beans left in the beaker, use a plastic pipette to remove as much wateras possible. Dry the grains or beans in the beaker by evaporation/air drying for severalhours or overnight. When the solid has dried, transfer the dried grains to a tared samplevial and determine its mass.

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Which of the solids making up the mixture you are given is an ionic compound?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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