Required Practical: Preparation of a Soluble Salt (OCR GCSE Chemistry A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Type of salt made in this practical
Type of salt made in this practical
Soluble salt
What soluble salts do in water
What soluble salts do in water
Dissolve in water
What insoluble salts do in solution
What insoluble salts do in solution
Precipitate out (form solid crystals at bottom)
Acid used in this preparation
Acid used in this preparation
Hydrochloric acid ()
Insoluble metal base used
Insoluble metal base used
Copper(II) oxide ()
Soluble salt product formed
Soluble salt product formed
Copper(II) chloride ()
Why heat the acid at start
Why heat the acid at start
Increases the reaction rate
Sign that all acid has reacted
Sign that all acid has reacted
Excess remains undissolved at bottom
Purpose of first filtration
Purpose of first filtration
Remove unreacted excess
What happens during crystallisation
What happens during crystallisation
Solution cools slowly and crystals form
Equation: →
Equation: →
Why use excess copper(II) oxide
Why use excess copper(II) oxide
Ensures all acid is neutralised
