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Solubility Rules/lab/rules Flashcards

1
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All compounds containing NO3- and C2H3O2- are….(soluble or insoluble)

A

soluble

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2
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Soluble is aqueous or solid?

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aqueous

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3
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Insoluble is aqueous or solid?

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solid

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4
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All compounds containing an alkali metal cation (Li+ to Cs+) or NH4+ are…(soluble or insoluble)

A

soluble

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5
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All compounds

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d

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6
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All compounds containing OH- and S2- are…(soluble or insoluble) except those containing an alkali metal carton Ca2+, Sr2+ or Ba2+

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insoluble

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7
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All compounds containing CO32- and PO43- are…(soluble or insoluble) except when they contain an alkali metal cation or NH4+

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insoluble

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All compounds contain SO42- are…(soluble or insoluble) except when they contain Sr2+, Ba2+, Hg22+ or PB2+

A

Soluble

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9
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Silver Acetate

A

Soluble

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10
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Silver Nitrate

A

Soluble

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Silver Chloride

A

Insoluble

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12
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Silver Bromide

A

Insoluble

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13
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Silver Hydroxide

A

Insoluble

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14
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Silver Sulfate

A

Soluble

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15
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Silver Sulfide

A

Insoluble

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16
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Silver Hydroxide

A

Insoluble

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17
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Silver Carbonate

A

Insoluble

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18
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Silver Phosphate

A

Insoluble

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19
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Cesium Acetate

A

Soluble

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20
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Cesium Nitrate

A

Soluble

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21
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Cesium Chloride

A

Soluble

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22
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Cesium Sulfide

A

Soluble

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23
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Cesium Iodide

A

Soluble

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24
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Cesium Sulfate

A

Soluble

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25
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Cesium Sulfide

A

Soluble

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26
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Zinc (II) phosphate

A

Insoluble

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27
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Zinc (II) carbonate

A

Insoluble

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28
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Zinc (II) hydroxide

A

Insoluble

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29
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Zinc (II) sulfide

A

Insoluble

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30
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Zinc (II) sulfate

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soluble

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31
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Zinc (II) iodide

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soluble

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32
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Zinc (II) bromide

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soluble

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33
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Zinc (II) chloride

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soluble

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34
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Zinc (II) nitrate

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soluble

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35
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Zinc (II) acetate

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soluble

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36
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Nickel (II) phosphate

A

insoluble

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37
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Nickel (II) carbonate

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insoluble

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38
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Nickel (II) hydroxide

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insoluble

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39
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Nickel (II) sulfide

A

insoluble

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40
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Nickel (II) sulfate

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soluble

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41
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Nickel (II) iodide

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soluble

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42
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Nickel (II) bromide

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soluble

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43
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Nickel (II) chloride

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soluble

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44
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Nickel (II) nitrate

A

soluble

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45
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Nickel (acetate)

A

soluble

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46
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Cobalt (II) phosphate

A

insoluble

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47
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Cobalt (II) carbonate

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insoluble

48
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Cobalt (II) hydroxide

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insoluble

49
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Cobalt (II) sulfide

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insoluble

50
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Cobalt (II) sulfate

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soluble

51
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Cobalt (II) iodide

A

soluble

52
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Cobalt (II) bromide

A

soluble

53
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potassium carbonate

A

s

54
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Cobalt (II) nitrate

A

soluble

55
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Cobalt (II) acetate

A

soluble

56
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Cesium Hydroxide

A

Soluble

57
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Cesium Carbonate

A

Soluble

58
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Cesium Phosphate

A

Soluble

59
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Copper (I) Acetate

A

Soluble

60
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Copper (I) Nitrate

A

Soluble

61
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Copper (I) Chloride

A

Soluble

62
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Copper (I) Bromide

A

Soluble

63
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Copper (I) Iodide

A

S

64
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Copper (I) Sulfate

A

S

65
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Copper (I) Sulfide

A

I

66
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Copper (I) Hydroxide

A

I

67
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Copper (I) Carbonate

A

I

68
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Copper (I) Phosphate

A

I

69
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Cuprous Acetate

A

S

70
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Cuprous Nitrate

A

S

71
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cuprous chloride

A

s

72
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cuprous bromide

A

s

73
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cuprous iodide

A

s

74
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cuprous sulfate

A

s

75
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cuprous sulfide

A

i

76
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cuprous hydroxide

A

i

77
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cuprous carbonate

A

i

78
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cuprous phosphate

A

i

79
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potassium acetate

A

s

80
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potassium nitrate

A

s

81
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potassium chloride

A

s

82
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potassium bromide

A

s

83
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potassium sulfate

A

s

84
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potassium sulfide

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s

85
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potassium hydroxide

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s

86
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potassium carbonate

A

s

87
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potassium phosphate

A

s

88
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Cadmium (II) phosphate

A

insoluble

89
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Cadmium (II) carbonate

A

insoluble

90
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Cadmium (II) hydroxide

A

insoluble

91
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Cadmium (II) sulfide

A

insoluble

92
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Cadmium (II) sulfate

A

soluble

93
Q

Put your goggles on when…

A

anyone in the lab is using chemicals or glassware

94
Q

Who must approve the use of safety goggles other than those provided with your lab manual?

A

lab supervisor

95
Q

Students who repeatedly remove their goggles in lab will…

A

not be permitted to continue in the course

96
Q

Does the departure of chemistry loan goggles if you forget yours?

A

no

97
Q

Can gloves be worn out of the lab?

A

no

98
Q

Does wearing gloves mean you don’t need to wash your hands before you leave lab?

A

no

99
Q

Does Gold react with acids and bases used in the lab?

A

no

100
Q

Does Silver dissolve in Nitric acid?

A

yes

101
Q

are students allowed to work alone?

A

no

102
Q

what does MSNS stand for?

A

material Safety data sheet

103
Q

Are chemicals stored alphabetically?

A

no

104
Q

In the safety diamond, the number in the red diamond means?

A

fire hazard

105
Q

In the safety diamond, the number in the blue diamond indicates

A

health hazard

106
Q

In the safety diamond, the number in the yellow diamond means?

A

reactivity

107
Q

In the safety diamond, the high the number the more dangerous the hazard

A

true

108
Q

When mixing acid and water, which should be added to the other?

A

add acid to water

109
Q

Can aqueous and organic waste be mixed together?

A

no

110
Q

can all aqueous waste be disposed in the drain?

A

no

111
Q

where should organic liquids be disposed?

A

waste container

112
Q

can you use chipped or cracked glassware?

A

no.

113
Q

how long should you flush your eyes with water if you get a chemicals in your eyes?

A

15 minutes

114
Q

when using the fire extinguisher one must following the P.A.S.S method which is

A

Pull the Pin
Aim at the base of fire
Squeeze the handle
Sweep the nozzle back and forth at the base of the fire

115
Q

Introduction of Lab report should include (3 things)

A

Scientific concept of the lab
Background info
presents the objectives and purpose of the lab

includes support or reasoning for objectives..equations and formulas

116
Q

Discussion of Lab report should include (5 things)

A

purpose/hypothesis

summary of results….like average values, percent error, standard deviation

explain if results support original hypothesis…compare the experimental results to the theoretical predications

Explains why results support the hypothesis

addresses other issues important to the lab and their effect on the results… describe how error could have happened. and how it can be prevented

117
Q

Conclusion of Lab report should include ( 2 things)

A

describes what has been learned in the lab and how it relates to real life situations

learned what the lab is designed to teach

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