[C] *refer to the (2) photos below* (Please copy the table and answer ) ChemicalConcentrationRisk phrasesSafety phrasesFeso.0.10 MNone listedNone listedAgNO,0.10 M36/38, 50/5326,57,60KĻF¢(CN),None listed0.10 MNone listedKSCN0.10 MNone listedNone listedHCI12.1 M (concentrated)34,3725,45Cuso,None listed0.10 MNone listedNH,1мNone listedNone listedK,Cro,0.10 M25,36/37/38,43,46,49None listedK_Cr.0,0.10 M45,46,20/21,51/5353,36/37,45,61H sO,2.0 MNone listedNone listedNAOH2.0 MNone listedNone listedFeCl,0.10 M22,38,4126,39CoCl,0.10 M49,60,68,42/43,51/5323,36/37,45,61 Chromate-dichromate system1. Prepare a clean spot plate and label four wells. Place 5 drops of 0. 10 M K,Cro.into wells 1 and 2, and 5 drops of 0. 10 M K¸Cr,0, into wells 3 and 4.2. Add 2 drops of 2. 0 M H,SO̟ into wells 1 and 3.3. Add 2 drops of 2.0 M NaOH into wells 2 and 4.4. Observe the colors of the solutions.Well134Color of solutionPredominant speciesresponsible for colorGive the reaction equilibrium that describes this system:

To complete the table with observations:

Chromate-dichromate system 1. Prepare a clean spot plate and label four wells. Place 5 drops of 0. 10 M K¸CrO̟ into wells 1 and 2, and 5 drops of 0. 10 M K,Cr,0, into wells 3 and 4. 2. Add 2 drops of 2. 0 M H,SO̟ into wells 1 and 3. 3. Add 2 drops of 2. 0 M NaOH into wells 2 and 4. 4. Observe the colors of the solutions. Well 1 2 3 Color of solution Predominant species responsible for color Give the reaction equilibrium that describes this system:

Chromate-dichromate system 1. Prepare a clean spot plate and label four wells. Place 5 drops of 0. 10 M K¸CrO̟ into wells 1 and 2, and 5 drops of 0. 10 M K,Cr,0, into wells 3 and 4. 2. Add 2 drops of 2. 0 M H,SO̟ into wells 1 and 3. 3. Add 2 drops of 2. 0 M NaOH into wells 2 and 4. 4. Observe the colors of the solutions. Well 1 2 3 Color of solution Predominant species responsible for color Give the reaction equilibrium that describes this system:

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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