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Show the determination of the charge on the ion formed by the Mg12 atom. Mg has a +2 charge S 2S 2P 3S also you can just look at the periodic table and see that it is in collumn 2 on the left side and would know that it has a +2 charge because the 2 columns on the left are + this is day 1 chem 101 knowledge 12 2 2 6 2 Mg (metal = lose electrons) 1s 2s 2p 3s lose 2e → Mg 12 2 2 6 2 +2 Ques 10 / 10 pts tion 2

In the reaction of gaseous N O to yield NO gas and O gas as shown below the following data table is obtained: 2 N O (g) → 4 NO (g) + O (g) 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 2 Your Answer: Data Table #2 Time (sec) [N O ] [O ] 0 0.300 M 0 300 0.272 M 0.014 M 600 0.224 M 0.038 M 900 0.204 M 0.048 M 1200 0.186 M 0.057 M 1800 0.156 M 0.072 M

Experiment # 9 Inorganic Synthesis Purpose: Inorganic Synthesis of three compounds: Alum, Calcium carbonate, and Zinc Iodide. Procedure: Alum Place 1g of scrap aluminum into a flask. Using a graduated cylinder, measure out and add 50 ml of potassium hydroxide. Note reaction. Place under hood and heat on a hot plate. Note color of solution. Cool flask in a large beaker of water. Measure 30 ml of sulfuric acid and add to flask. Note precipitation formation. Heat solution until precipitatio...

Experiment # 6 Measuring Kc and Shifting Chemical Equilibria Purpose: To study the equilibrium reaction by 1) determination of the equilibrium constant, Kc. 2) Shift equilibrium, Le Chatelier’s principal. Procedure: A. Measuring Equilibrium Constant 1) Mix 10ml each of acetic acid and n-propyl alcohol in a small flask. Place 1 ml sample of mixture into a beaker using a pipette. Add 25ml of water and several drops of phenolpthalein. Titrate NaOH into beaker. Note color changes and stop ...

Title: Bonding Type by Solubility, Distillation, and Spectroscopy Purpose: In this lab, we will study the bonds that form between molecules. We learn about the Infrared Spectra and physical properties of molecules to determine what kinds of intramolecular bonds are present within the molecules and what kinds of inter-molecular bonds are present between the molecules. Procedure: There are several different types of bonds – Hydrogen bonds, Polar bonds, and Nonpolar substances that form ver...

Experiment # 5 Bonding Type by Solubility, Distillation, and IR Spectroscopy Purpose: Different methods to identify inter and intramolecular bonding types. Procedure: A. Solubility 1) Place sample of KCl into a test tube filled with water. Take note of any layers separating the water with the added material. Mix the materials together in the test tube. Note if the mixture is homogenous or remains separated. 2) Repeat the process each for pentane, n-propyl chloride, ethyl alcohol, n-butyl...

Experiment # 4 Reaction Chemistry Purpose: Review chemistry reactions and their properties Procedure: I. A. Double Displacement reactions 1) Fill one test tube with AgNO3 and another tube with HCl. Carefully pour one solution into the other tube back and forth to mix solutions. Note the color change. 2) Repeat the previous steps with one tube of Pb(NO3)2 and KI. B. Acid-Base (Double Displacement) Reaction 1) Take one test tube of HCl and one tube of NaOH and measure each solution. Mix t...

Experiment # 3 Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis Purpose: Using tools to measure and identify substances. Procedure: A. Measuring quantity of a substance to identify metal carbonate. 1) Tare test tube in a beaker and measure out approximately 1.1809 gram of unknown metal carbonate into test tube. 2) Add sulfuric acid to the beaker and mix. Watch reaction for CO2 gas evaporation. 3) Measure weight of mixture and record the difference. 4) Use formula to calculate %CO2 in the sample=we...

Title: Density Determination Purpose: Familiarize methods to obtain densities of different objects. Explore accuracy and precision within two different methods of measuring density. Procedure: Measurement of densities of water at room temperature (21.4 degrees C). In order to calculate the density, the volume and mass of the items in each experiment were recorded. Note: accepted value of water density at room temperature is 0.997904 g/ml. Equipment: balance, pipette, beaker. A beaker was...

Experiment #: 1 Title: Equipment, Safety, and Measurement of Mass and Volume Purpose: Introduction to lab equipment and devices, safety equipment and procedures, and relative accuracy in mass, volume, and density comparing calculated and measured volumes. Procedure: Equipment Introduction  Glass containers: Beakers, flasks, graduated cylinders, pipettes, burettes  Burners- Bunsen and Fisher  Scoopula, spatula  Wire gauze for even heating  Ring stands, clamps, and burett...