Required Practical: Preparation of a Soluble Salt (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards
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Soluble salts in water
Soluble salts in water
Dissolve and remain in solution
Insoluble salts behavior
Insoluble salts behavior
Precipitate/form solid crystals that settle
Acid for prep
Acid for prep
Hydrochloric acid ()
Metal base for prep
Metal base for prep
Copper(II) oxide ()
Salt from
Salt from
Copper(II) chloride ()
Why heat acid in prep
Why heat acid in prep
Increases reaction rate
Sign all acid reacted
Sign all acid reacted
Excess remains undissolved
Purpose of first filtration
Purpose of first filtration
Remove unreacted excess
Purpose of evaporation
Purpose of evaporation
Increase salt concentration
How to form crystals
How to form crystals
Cool solution slowly
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Why use excess
Why use excess
Ensures all acid neutralised
Crystallisation definition
Crystallisation definition
Pure crystals form as solution cools
Type of base is
Type of base is
Insoluble metal base
