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Salt preparation

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What safety equipment is important for this practical activity?

a)

Goggles and gloves

b)

A fume hood

c)

Safety boots

d)

Respirator

2.

What apparatus is essential for warming the acid?

a)

Bunsen burner

b)

Water bath or larger beaker with hot water

c)

Tripod

d)

Evaporating basin

3.

What is added to the sulfuric acid during the reaction?

a)

Copper sulfate solution

b)

Copper oxide powder

c)

Filter paper

d)

Residue

4.

Why is copper oxide added until it is in excess?

a)

To speed up crystallisation

b)

To ensure all the acid reacts

c)

To produce more filtrate

d)

To increase evaporation

5.

What is the purpose of filtration in this experiment?

a)

To heat the mixture

b)

To separate the copper sulfate solution from unreacted copper oxide

c)

To cool the mixture

d)

To measure the temperature

6.

What is the filtrate?

a)

Residue of copper oxide

b)

Dilute sulfuric acid

c)

Copper sulfate solution

d)

Pure water

7.

What is discarded after filtration?

a)

Filtrate

b)

Crystals

c)

Residue

d)

Gauze

8.

Why is a Bunsen burner used during crystallisation?

a)

To heat the evaporating basin directly

b)

To produce hydrated crystals immediately

c)

To heat water in the beaker below the evaporating basin

d)

To filter impurities

9.

How is the heat adjusted during crystallisation?

a)

By boiling the water rapidly

b)

By using a simmering flame

c)

By cooling the beaker frequently

d)

By stopping after 5 minutes

10.

Why should all the water in the evaporating basin not be evaporated?

a)

To prevent overheating of the copper sulfate solution

b)

To speed up the drying process

c)

To avoid burning the crystals

d)

To ensure the residue is dry

11.

Where can the evaporating basin be left after heating?

a)

In direct sunlight

b)

In a drying oven or for a few days to cool

c)

In the refrigerator

d)

In a sealed container

12.

What colour should the hydrated copper sulfate crystals be?

a)

Green

b)

Blue

c)

Purple

d)

Yellow

13.

What should be done during the analysis step?

a)

Crush the crystals

b)

Compare the crystals' appearance to the expected description

c)

Heat the crystals further

d)

Measure the filtrate

14.

What shape are hydrated copper sulfate crystals expected to have?

a)

Irregular and dull

b)

Round and transparent

c)

Regularly shaped

d)

Triangular

15.

What could differences in the appearance of the crystals indicate?

a)

Incorrect filtration

b)

Errors in the evaporation or crystallisation process

c)

The residue was used instead of the filtrate

d)

Insufficient use of copper oxide

16.

Colour of Copper Sulphate crystals is ?

a)

Red

b)

Green

c)

Blue

d)

White

17.

after the dissolution of crystals to form a solution, filtration is done to?

a)

Remove water soluble impurities

b)

Remove water insoluble impurities

c)

To change colour of the solution

d)

None of the above

18.

The process of cooling of crystals should be done at a ________ rate

a)

Fast

b)

Moderate

c)

Slow

d)

Any

19.

Crystallisation is based on the ____________

a)

Difference in melting point

b)

Difference in boiling point

c)

Difference in pressure

d)

Difference in solubility

20.

Insoluble impurities from solution during crystallization are removed by ____________

a)

Drying

b)

Filtration

c)

Heating

d)

Cooling

21.

Pure Copper Sulphate Crystals can be obtained by ________.

a)

Centrifugation

b)

Distillation

c)

Crystallisation

d)

Filtration

22.

Crystals are dried with the help of?

a)

Dryer

b)

Burner

c)

Filter paper

d)

All of the above