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Questions On Preparation of Salts

Salts are ionic substances composed of positive and negative ions that conduct electricity when molten or dissolved. Most salts are soluble in water except for a few listed in a table. The document discusses the preparation of salts including using excess metal, removing excess metal oxide from solution, defining a saturated solution, demonstrating a saturated solution, and drying crystals using filter paper instead of heating.

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Questions On Preparation of Salts

Salts are ionic substances composed of positive and negative ions that conduct electricity when molten or dissolved. Most salts are soluble in water except for a few listed in a table. The document discusses the preparation of salts including using excess metal, removing excess metal oxide from solution, defining a saturated solution, demonstrating a saturated solution, and drying crystals using filter paper instead of heating.

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Topic: Preparation of Salts

Salts Ionic substances which consists of a positive ion (e.g. metal ion or ammonium ion) and a negative ion (eg nonmetal ion or non-metal ion radical) most of which have a pH of 7 and which, when molten or dissolved, conduct electricity. Most salts are soluble in water except a few as shown in the table below.

Soluble

Insoluble

Questions on Preparation of Salts a. Reason for using excess metal

b. How the excess metal oxide can be removed from the solution

c. What is meant by the term saturated solution

d. What practical method could show the solution to be saturated

e. Why are crystals dried using filter paper instead of by heating

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