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What is a precipitation reaction?

Two soluble salts form insoluble salt

Which statement about nitrates is correct?

All nitrates are soluble

Which chlorides are insoluble in water?

Silver chloride and lead chloride

Which sulphates are insoluble?

Lead, barium, and calcium sulphates

Which statement about carbonates is correct?

Most insoluble; NaNa, KK, NH4NH_4 soluble

Which two soluble salts make lead chloride (PbCl2PbCl_2)?

Pb(NO3)2Pb(NO_3)_2 and NaClNaCl

What colour is the lead chloride precipitate?

White

Why is deionised water used in precipitation reactions?

To prevent unwanted ions interfering

What is the purpose of filtering the mixture?

To separate insoluble salt from solution

Why rinse the precipitate with deionised water?

To remove soluble substances like NaNO3NaNO_3

How should the lead chloride precipitate be dried?

In a warm oven or desiccator

What is the soluble byproduct when making PbCl2PbCl_2?

Sodium nitrate (NaNO3NaNO_3)

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