
Soluble and Insoluble
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Chemistry
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9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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14 Slides • 9 Questions
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for soluble and insoluble salts
PREPARATION OF SALTS
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SOLUBLE SALTS
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definition of salts
Salts is compound when an acid has lost its hydrogen (H+) ion and replaced by the cation from the base
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soluble and insoluble salts
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Multiple Select
check the following soluble salts
magnesium sulfates
lead chloride
calcium sulfate
ammonium carbonate
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Multiple Choice
silver chloride
soluble salts
insoluble salts
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Multiple Select
check the insoluble salts
silver bromide
lead sulfate
potassium chloride
copper(II) carbonates
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Multiple Choice
sodium phosphate
soluble salt
insoluble salt
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Multiple Choice
iron(II) phosphate
soluble salt
insoluble salt
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reacting acids and soluble base by titration
reacting acid with excess metals, insoluble bases, insoluble carbonates
how to prepare soluble salts
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Addition of excess metal to acid
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it is workable for salts of magnesium, aluminum, zinc, and iron.
not for highly reactive metal salts such as Na or K OR unreactive metal salt (Cu or Ag or Au or Pb)
excess metal and acid
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metal like lead reacts so slow with acid; unreactive metals like trio coin metals (Cu, Ag, Au) do not react at all with acid
reactive metal, such as Na or K, upon addition to water, there will be huge explosion
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Addition of excess insoluble base or insoluble carbonate to acid
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Addition of excess soluble base or soluble carbonate to acid (titration)
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by precipitation
addition of two soluble substance to produce precipitate
how to prepare insoluble salts
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Multiple Select
what is the best method to prepare calcium nitrate?
you may tick more than one answer if applied
reacting excess calcium metal to nitric acid
reacting excess calcium oxide/calcium carbonate to nitric acid
reacting calcium hydroxide to nitric acid by titration
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Multiple Select
what is the best method to prepare iron(II) chloride?
you may tick more than one answer if applied
reacting excess iron metal to hydrochloric acid
reacting excess iron(II) oxide/iron(II) carbonate to hydrochloric acid
reacting iron(II) hydroxide to hydrochloric acid by titration
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Multiple Select
what is the best method to prepare barium sulfate?
you may tick more than one answer if applied
reacting excess barium metal to sulfuric acid
reacting excess barium oxide/barium carbonate to sulfuric acid
reacting barium hydroxide to sulfuric acid by titration
reacting barium nitrate to sulfuric acid by precipitation
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Multiple Select
what is the best method to prepare aluminum sulfate?
you may tick more than one answer if applied
reacting excess aluminum metal to sulfuric acid
reacting excess aluminum oxide/aluminium carbonate to sulfuric acid
reacting aluminum hydroxide to sulfuric acid by titration
for soluble and insoluble salts
PREPARATION OF SALTS
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