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Precipitation of Bismuth(III) Ion, previously in Step 9:test/reagent used:chemical(s) responsible for precipitation:
Confirmatory Test:test/reagent used:chemical(s) responsible for a positive test:
Reference Solution:Observation/evidence of change for precipitation:Observation/evidence of change for confirmatory test:Is Bi3+ present?
Unknown Test Solution #1:Observation/evidence of change for precipitation:Observation/evidence of change for confirmatory test:Is Bi3+ present?
Observations:Chemical equation for precipitation:Reaction for precipitation of Bismuth(III) ion:
Reaction for confirmatory test:
(10pts) Test for Bismuth (III) lon From the procedure 11. Prepare the sodium stannite solution. Prepare a fresh Na₂Sn(OH)4 solution by placing 2 drops of 1.0 M SnCl₂ in a small test tube, followed by drops of 6 M NaOH until the Sn(OH)₂ precipita Choose... Agitate or stir the solution. NaOH(aq) 12. Confirmatory Test. Add several drops of the Na₂Sn(OH)4 solution to the precipitate fNH4OH(aq) and HNO3(aq) immediate formation of a black precipitate confirms the presence of the Bi3+ ion in tCH³COOH(aq) and K-[Fe(CN)](aq) HCl(aq) NazSn(OH)-(aq) NHS/NH-OH(aq) flame test (0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) Precipitation of Bismuth(III) Ion, previously in step 9: Test/reagent used: Chemical(s) responsible for precipitation: NH4OH(aq) and HNO3(ac Bi(OH): (s) Saved
(0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) Precipitation of Bismuth (III) lon, previously in step 9: Test/reagent used: Chemical(s) responsible for precipitation: Confirmatory Test Test/reagent used: Chemical (s) responsible for a positive test: NH₂OH(aq) and HNO3(ac - Bi(OH): (s) Choose... Bi(OH),(s) AgCl(s)/[AgCl]-(aq) [Cu(NH3)-12-(aq) NH:(aq)/NH:(g) Cuz[Fe(CN)](s) [Ag(NH):]-(aq)/AgCl(s) Bi(s) Bi(s) Inspect the following images, making observations about the color of solution and presence of precipitate. Note: The presence of a solid is indicated by dots, the color of the solid is indicated by the background of the dotted area. Saved Saved Saved Saved
(0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) Precipitation of Bismuth (III) Ion, previously in step 9: Test/reagent used: (0.5pts) Chemical(s) responsible for precipitation: Confirmatory Test Test/reagent used: Chemical(s) responsible for a positive test: NH4OH(aq) and HNO3(ac - Virtual Bismuth(III) Ion Test Bi(OH): (s) Na₂Sn(OH)4(aq) Choose... NaOH(aq) NH-OH(aq) and HNO3(aq) CH3COOH(aq) and K-[Fe(CN):] (aq) HCl(aq) NazSn(OH)4(aq) NH:(aq) Inspect the following images, making observations about the color of solution and presence flame test Note: The presence of a solid is indicated by dots, the color of the solid is indicated by the background of the dotted area. Saved Saved Saved 4
(0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) (0.5pts) Precipitation of Bismuth (III) Ion, previously in step 9: Test/reagent used: Chemical (s) responsible for precipitation: Confirmatory Test Test/reagent used: Chemical(s) responsible for a positive test: NH4OH(aq) and HNO3(ac- IGUR Choose... Bi(OH)3(s) AgCl(s)/[AgCl₂] (aq) [Cu(NH3)4]² (aq) NH3(aq)/NH3(g) Cuz[Fe(CN)](s) [Ag(NH3)2] (aq)/AgCl(s) Bi(s) Bi(s) Inspect the following images, making observations about the color of solution and presence of precipitate. Note: The presence of a solid is indicated by dots, the color of the solid is indicated by the background of the dotted area. Saved Saved Saved Saved
Virtual Bismuth (III) Ion Test Reference Solution After addition of NH₂OH After acidification and addition of K [Fe(CN)6] Test Solution After addition of NH₂OH After acidification and addition of K4[Fe(CN)6] N/A Use your results for the bismuth (III) ion test to complete the following table. Select the option for IAL --- IF- I------|| 4. - 1L ||--------------- - --- ----------------------- -----
Use your results for the bismuth(III) ion test to complete the following table. Select the option for "Observation/Evendence of change" that best matches your observation for each solution. Then, compare these results to determine if your unknown test solution contains bismuth (III) ions. NOTE: The first confirmatory test for copper (step 9) indicates the presence of both Cu²+ and Bi³+ ions. In the previous table, you entered the observations relevant to copper(II). Now in the table below, enter your observations that are relevant to bismuth (III). Report Table QC.6: Bismuth(III) Ion Test Results Observations for precipitation of Bismuth (III) ions and confirmatory test Observation/Evidence of change for precipitation of bismuth (III) ion (step 9) Reference Solution Unknown Test Solution #1 (3nts) Choose... white precipitate forme - Choose... no precipitate white precipitate formed Observation/Evidence of change for confirmatory Choose... black precipitate Choose... Choose... test Table view Is Bi³+ present? Choose... Choose... List view Choose Choose...
Use your results for the bismuth (III) ion test to complete the following table. Select the option for "Observation/Evendence of change" that best matches your observation for each solution. Then, compare these results to determine if your unknown test solution contains bismuth (III) ions. NOTE: The first confirmatory test for copper (step 9) indicates the presence of both Cu2+ and Bi³+ ions. In the previous table, you entered the observations relevant to copper(II). Now in the table below, enter your observations that are relevant to bismuth(III). Report Table QC.6: Bismuth (III) Ion Test Results Observations for precipitation of Bismuth (III) ions and confirmatory test Observation/Evidence of change for precipitation of bismuth (III) ion (step 9) Reference Solution Unknown Test Solution #1 (3nts) Choose... white precipitate forme Choose... Choose... T Observation/Evidence of change for confirmatory Choose... black precipitate test Choose... N/A (no precipitate to test) black precipitate Table view List view Is Bi³+ present? Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose...
Use your results for the bismuth (III) ion test to complete the following table. Select the option for "Observation/Evendence of change" that best matches your observation for each solution. Then, compare these results to determine if your unknown test solution contains bismuth (III) ions. NOTE: The first confirmatory test for copper (step 9) indicates the presence of both Cu2+ and Bi³+ ions. In the previous table, you entered the observations relevant to copper(II). Now in the table below, enter your observations that are relevant to bismuth (III). Report Table QC.6: Bismuth(III) Ion Test Results Observations for precipitation of Bismuth (III) ions and confirmatory test Observation/Evidence of change for precipitation of bismuth (III) ion (step 9) Reference Solution Unknown Test Solution # 1 Choose... white precipitate forme Choose... Choose... Observation/Evidence of change for confirmatory Choose... black precipitate Choose... Choose... test Table view List view Is Bi³+ present? Choose... Choose... Choose... yes no inconclusive
Reference Solution Unknown Test Solution #1 Normal change for precipitation of bismuth (III) ion (step 9) BIU Choose... white precipitate forme - Choose... Choose... X₂ X² Observations: Reaction for precipitation of bismuth (III) ion: Reaction for confirmatory test: Change for Commmatory ill Choose... black precipitate Choose... Choose... (3pts) Enter any additional details about your observations for the bismuth (III) ion tests. Enter the chemical equation for the precipitation (step 9, also first confirmatory test for copper(II) ions) and the confirmatory test. test fx.l Is DI present! Choose... Choose... Choose... Choose... Saved T