What did you use these common laboratory chemicals for?

Question 1

HCl

Answer 1

fsdfd

Question 2

H2SO4

Answer 2

fds

Question 3

H3PO4

Answer 3

fds

Question 4

NaOH

Answer 4

Sodium hydroxide (NaOH), also known as lye and caustic soda, is an inorganic compound. 
It is a white solid and highly caustic metallic base and alkali salt.

A highly caustic substance that is used to NEUTRALIZE acids and make sodium salts.

Question 5

KOH

Answer 5

fds

Question 6

NaHCO3

Answer 6

Sodium bicarbonate

Used to clean up acid spills.

Question 7

Na2CO3

Answer 7

sfes

Question 8

K2CO3

Answer 8

Potassium carbonate,

Drying Agent, but not for acidic compounds

Question 9

Na2SO4

Answer 9

Sodium sulfate

Drying Agent

Question 10

MgSO4

Answer 10

Magnesium sulfate

Drying Agent

Question 11

NaCl

Answer 11

rew

Question 12

NaCN

Answer 12

rew

Question 13

MeOH

Answer 13

rewr

Question 14

NaOMe

Answer 14

rewr

Question 15

EtOH

Answer 15

Ethanol, also commonly called ethyl alcohol.

Polar solvent commonly used to crystallize polar compounds, such as those with alcohol or amines.

“Like dissolves like”

Question 16

i‐PrOH

Answer 16

rewr

Question 17

CH2Cl2

Answer 17

rew

Question 18

Et2O

Answer 18

rerew

Question 19

acetone

Answer 19

rewr

Question 20

toluene

Answer 20

erew

Question 21

Ethyl acetate

Answer 21

ere

Question 22

dimethoxyethane

Answer 22

gr

Question 23

petroleum ether

Answer 23

Non-Polar solvent

Question 24

phenolphthalein

Answer 24

gregr

Question 25

Thiamine•HCl

Answer 25

catalyst from LECTURE 4, Benzoin

ylide form is activated

Question 26

Isoamyl nitrite

Answer 26

ggre

Question 27

sodium nitrite

Answer 27

bgfdh

Question 28

THF

this wasnt on the study guide

Answer 28

Tetrahydrofuran

Tetrahydrofuran is an organic compound with the formula (CH₂)₄O.
Heterocyclic compound, specifically a cyclic ether.
Colorless, water-miscible organic liquid with low viscosity.

a mild Lewis base