Preparing a salt practical Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What is the first step in producing a salt solution?

A

React acid with base to produce salt solution

Measure and pour a fixed volume of acid into a conical flask.

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2
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What should be added gradually to the acid during the reaction?

A

Base (e.g., copper oxide powder, magnesium ribbon, or sodium carbonate)

This addition helps in neutralizing the acid.

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3
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What is the purpose of stirring the mixture with a glass rod?

A

To help it react

Stirring ensures thorough mixing of the acid and base.

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4
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How can you tell that the acid is completely neutralized?

A

When excess solid remains undissolved

This indicates that no more acid can react with the base.

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5
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What should be done if there is excess solid after neutralization?

A

Filter the mixture to remove unreacted base

Collect the filtrate, which is the salt solution.

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6
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What is the second step after producing the salt solution?

A

Evaporate water to crystallize salt

Pour the salt solution into an evaporating basin.

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7
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How should the salt solution be heated during crystallization?

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Gently using a Bunsen burner

Heat until crystals start to form, but do not evaporate to dryness.

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8
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What should be done after heating the solution to form crystals?

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Remove from heat and allow the solution to cool slowly

Crystals will form as it cools.

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9
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What is the third step in the process of salt production?

A

Collect and dry crystals

This involves filtering and washing the crystals.

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10
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What should be done to the crystals after filtering them?

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Wash the crystals with a small amount of cold distilled water

This removes impurities from the crystals.

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11
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How should the crystals be dried after washing?

A

By placing them on a watch glass or paper towel

This helps to remove water for pure, solid salt.

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12
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Fill in the blank: Add base slowly and stir to ensure _______.

A

complete and controlled reaction

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13
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Fill in the blank: Add base until excess to confirm _______.

A

acid is fully neutralized

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14
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Fill in the blank: Filter excess base to remove impurities for _______.

A

pure salt

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15
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Fill in the blank: Heat gently to concentrate solution without damaging _______.

A

salt

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16
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Fill in the blank: Cool solution to encourage _______.

A

salt crystallization

17
Q

Fill in the blank: Filter and wash crystals to separate and _______.

A

purify crystals

18
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Fill in the blank: Dry crystals to remove water for _______.

A

pure, solid salt