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Limiting Reactant and Excess Reactant Please write your answers in another color other than black OR highlight answers at the end 1. EXPERIMENT 1: What happened when you added test solution to the test tube filled with only copper(II) sulfate solution? Turned deep blue 2. EXPERIMENT 1: What happened when you added test solution to the test tube filled with only sodium sulfide solution? Cleared up and created white precipitation 3. EXPERIMENT 2: Fill in the table below with the results from your experiment. Reagent Ratio Color of Supernatant and Test Solution Reagent in Excess Mass Test Tube Plus Precipitate (g) 5 mL CuSO 4 : 1 mL Na 2 S blue CuSO4 25.010 4 mL CuSO 4 : 2 mL Na 2 S blue CuSO4 25.010 3 mL CuSO 4 : 3 mL Na 2 S No color or precipitation none 25. 039 2 mL CuSO 4 : 4 mL Na 2 S No color with precipitation Na2s 25.019 1 mL CuSO 4 : 5 mL Na 2 S No color with precipitation Na2S 25.010 4. EXPERIMENT 2: Which test tube had the largest amount of precipitate? Record the ratio of CuSO4 to Na2S used. What is indicated by the maximum amount of
precipitate? I s limiting and so all reagents can be used to make the precipitate. 3ml of CuSO4 to .1m of Na2S 5. EXPERIMENT 2: Did the test solution react with the supernatant from the test tube that had the largest amount of precipitate? What can you infer about the molar ratio of this reaction? The test solution didn’t react indicating that the molar ratio of CuSO4 to Na2S is 1-1 for the reaction neither reagent is in excess. DO NOT DO THE MULTIPLE CHOICE AT THE END. It is optional for extra credit on lab assignments.
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