3BC salt prep final recap

There are two main categories of salts: soluble and _________ salts

What are some examples of insoluble salts?

• Sodium Chloride

• Magnesium Nitrate

• Silver Chloride

• Lead (II) Sulfate

What is the method used to prepare insoluble salts?

• Titration

• Reaction with acids

• Precipitation

What are the possible reagents for the precipitation method to prepare insoluble salts?

• Acid + metal

• Soluble salt + soluble salt

• Acid + alkali

What is the method of preparation for soluble SPA salts?

What reagents are used in titration?

• Acid + alkali

• Acid + metal

• Acid + carbonate

• Acid + acid

Acid + Alkali --> Salt + _______

What is the method of preparation for soluble non-SPA salts?

• Titration

• Precipitation

• Reaction with acids

Which reagents can be added to an acid for the method of reaction with acids?

• Metal

• Base

• Carbonate

• Nitrate

When A is added in EXCESS to B, it is to ensure ____ is reacted completely.

• A

• B