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Does calcium make a precipitate in ammonia solution (NH4) ?? In marks scheme it is written that faint ppt but in my book it is written that it doesn't make any ppt .
both are acceptable... It depends on the volume / concentration etc etc..Does calcium make a precipitate in ammonia solution (NH4) ?? In marks scheme it is written that faint ppt but in my book it is written that it doesn't make any ppt .
both are acceptable... It depends on the volume / concentration etc etc..
But usually theres no ppt
(Not a 100% sure tho)
Taken from syllabus 2015Does calcium make a precipitate in ammonia solution (NH4) ?? In marks scheme it is written that faint ppt but in my book it is written that it doesn't make any ppt .
how to fix a beaker at a retord?The answer should always be according to the marks mentioned. Anyway, this is how it goes...
There are three diagrams in the question.The retort stand to fix the beaker of water,the balance to measure the amount of water and thermometer to measure the temperature.
By using the balance has same of both the fuels so that you're test is fair.
First measure the initial temperature of the water using a thermometer.
Fix the beaker of water in the retort stand and place the fuel under it.
Then burn the fuel and record the temperature of water.
Repeate the experiment with the other fuel and the fuel that gives the greatest rise in temperature( for a period of time) produces more energy.
(In other words it would be a better fuel.)
Take a look at the mark scheme to make sure all points have been covered.If you wish to add a diagram you can draw like this(pic below...just that the test tube would be a beaker of water) and write the steps.
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Hope that helps
MEWho is doing chemistry paper 62 on Tuesday or before?
Dip a cold glass rod and if crystals are formed at the tip of the glass rod.. it has reached crystallisation pointHEY HOW DO WE KNOW WHEN THE POINT OF CRYSTALLISATION IS REAHCED?
THNX FOR UR HELPDip a cold glass rod and if crystals are formed at the tip of the glass rod.. it has reached crystallisation point
which year is it??NO ANSWER TILL NOW\
OCT NOV 2014which year is it??
Bii- Carbonate have enough Activation Energy so not required.HOW TO DO THIS QUESTION B(II),C(II) AND D(II)View attachment 53358
SHOULDN'T WE WRITE DEHYDRATE FOR THE LAST ONEBii- Carbonate have enough Activation Energy so not required.
Cii- When crystallizing at later stage the acid will concentrate in the crystals of salt to produce an impure composition.
Dii- Turns Anhydrous and gives off steam.
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