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Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not is to be determined when sodium sulphate is mixed with calcium chloride.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be determined by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Calcium sulphate precipitate is formed.
Explanation of Solution
When sodium sulphate aqueous solution is mixed with calcium chloride, then calcium sulphate precipitate is formed.
Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not is to be determined when ammonium iodide solution is mixed with silver nitrate solution.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be predicted by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Silver iodide precipitate is formed.
Explanation of Solution
When ammonium iodide aqueous solution is mixed with silver nitrate aqueous solution, then silver iodide precipitate is formed.
Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not is to be determined when potassium phosphate solution is mixed with lead nitrate solution.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be predicted by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Lead phosphate precipitate is formed.
Explanation of Solution
When potassium phosphate aqueous solution is mixed with lead nitrate solution, then lead phosphate precipitate is formed.
Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not is to be determined when sodium hydroxide solution is mixed with iron (III) chloride.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be predicted by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Ferric hydroxide precipitate is formed.
Explanation of Solution
When sodium hydroxide aqueous solution is mixed with iron(III) chloride, then iron (III) hydroxide precipitate is formed.
Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not when sodium nitrate solution is mixed with potassium sulphate solution.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be predicted by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Precipitate is not formed.
Explanation of Solution
When sodium nitrate aqueous solution is mixed with potassium sulphate solution, then no precipitate is formed.
Interpretation: Whether a precipitate is formed or not when sodium carbonate solution is mixed with barium nitrate solution.
Concept Introduction: During double displacement reaction certain ionic solutions produce undissolved solid residue called precipitate.
The formation of precipitate can be predicted by using solubility rules.
Answer to Problem 11A
Barium carbonate precipitate is formed.
Explanation of Solution
When sodium carbonate aqueous solution is mixed with barium nitrate aqueous solution, then barium carbonate precipitate is formed.
Chapter 8 Solutions
World of Chemistry, 3rd edition
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