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1.              Using a diagram, show how the components of a discarded dry cell can be recycled based on the procedure given.

2.              What are the separation techniques used in this experiment, draw the set up and explain the principle behind each technique.

3.              Draw your conclusion.

 

Cross section of a battery

 



When 10.0 grams of A was heated, 4.40 grams of B was given off, leaving 5.60 grams of E.   The same quantity of B can also be prepared by combination of 1.2 grams of C and 3.2 grams of D.  C decomposes to form a new substance while D was found to contain two chemical     elements. The E can be electrolyzed  after melting  to yield 4.0 grams of F and 1.6 grams of G,   neither  of which can be further decomposed by ordinary chemical means.  E combines  with water to give 1.3 grams of J per gram of E and gas L. The gas L has exactly the same    properties as the product obtained when carbon is burned in an excess of oxygen.

 

Identify each lettered material as element, compound and mixture.

With suitable equations, state the Arrhenius and Bronsted & Lowry definition of an acid and
a base.

3NaHCO3(aq)



    Four litres of 0.4M 3-(N-morpholino) propane sulfonic acid (MOPS) buffer of pH 7.5 are required. Available in the laboratory are 10M HCl and 10M NaOH and the zwitterionic form of MOPS (M.Wt = 210.3). The pKa for the MOPS zwitter ion is 7.2. Describe, showing the relevant calculations, the procedure for preparing the buffer 


calculate the dosage in milligrams per kilogram body weight for a 135 lb adult who takes two aspirin tablets containing 0.324 g of aspirin each. calculate the dosage for a a 40 lb child who also takes two aspirin.


Calculate the number of moles of solute present in 255 mL of 0.250 M CaBr 2.


Calculate the heat change in kilocalories for condensation of 3.5 kg

kg of steam at 100 

C


Draw lewis structures and spatial build of the following compounds

H2XeO4

H4XeO6

HXeO3^-1


He then started to separate lead chloride from the other cations in the group. Properly noting to maintain the mixture hot, he successfully separated the residue and the centrifugate using a micropipette. After adding Potassium Chromate solution to the centrifugate, a yellow precipitate was not observed;


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