Equipment:
test tubes
lead nitrate
potassium iodine
copper nitrate
ammonium hydrate
sodium hydroxide
silver nitrate
iron chloride solution
potassium thiocyanate
Method:
Mix together
lead nitrate + potassium iodine
copper nitrate + ammonium hydrate
sodium hydroxide + silver nitrate
iron chloride solution + potassium thiocyanate
Results:
I mixed a clear colourless solution of lead nitrate and three drops of (a clear colourless) potassium iodide It turned into a yellow precipitate. It then made clumps of powder-like substance.
( blue and colourless)
I mixed a clear light blue solution of copper nitrate with three drops of a clear colourless solution of ammonium hydroxide. When it reacted, it made a cloudy light blue solid (this is called a precipitate). When I added more ammonium hydroxide, it turned into a dark blue solution.
I mixed sodium hydroxide with three drops of silver nitrate together and It made a chocolate brown colour and then it precipitated together.
I mixed Iron chloride with three drops of potassium thiocyanate and It turned into red blood-like substance. This solution did not precipitate.
Discussion:
When two solutions are mixed and a precipitate forms, a precipitate is an insoluble solid. If the precipitate then dissolves into a new solution, this new product is called a complex ion. A precipitate is when a liquid turns into a solid.
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