Plz do Asap...! I. Electrolytes and Non-electrolytesUsing the conductivity meter, record the reading for each of the substances and mixtures listedon Data Sheet 1. Make all measurements in 30- or 50 mL beakers. Always rinse the electrodesof the conductivity meter and all reaction containers with distilled water. Ensure that all flasksare completely dried before measuring the conductivity of any solid material. Use approximately15 mL of each liquid. While stirring with electrodes, press the high scale setting on the meter (ifapplicable) and record the conductivity.From the conductivity meter:A reading of zero indicates non-conductiveA reading of one through seven indicates weak to moderate conductivityA reading greater than seven indicates strong conductivity.Next to the conductivity reading on your data sheet, indicate the specific ions or molecules thatgave rise to the observed reading. In the last column, explain the source of these ions and/ormolecules (for example, the complete, partial or absence of ionization of a covalent compound inwater).II. Typical Ionic ReactionsYou will experiment with a number of ionic type reactions to determine their essential nature.By conductivity tests of the separate reactants and the mixture after reaction, discover whetherthe acids, bases and salts are highly conductive, weak to moderate conductive or non-conductive.a. While stirring with the electrodes, carefully pour the 0.1M HCI solution into the 0.1MNaOH solution. Measure and record the conductivity of the products of the reaction.b. Measure the conductivity of the 15 mL sample of 0.1M H2SO, and 0.1M Ba(OH)2solutions separately. Add one or two drops of phenolphthalein to the acid solution.While stirring with the electrodes, carefully pour the base solution into the acid solution(slowly). Add more base slowly until a permanent faint pink end-point is reached.Measure and record the conductivity of the products of the reaction (at the end-point).c. While stirring with the electrodes, carefully pour the 0.1M HC2H3O2 (acetic acid)solution into the 0.1M NH,OH solution. Measure and record the conductivity of theproducts of the reaction. In the space provided, write the balanced IONIC and NET IONIC equation.3._HNO, +Al(OH);H20 +Al(NO3);Str. elect.ionic, insol.ionic, sol.IONIC:NET IONIC:4.HCI +Mg(CH3O2)2 ->MgCl2 +HC,H;O2Str. Elect.ionic, sol.ionic, sol.wk. Elect.IONIC:10 of 12CHM1045LExp. #5: ELECTROLYTES AND NONELESTROLYTESNET IONIC:

3. balnced IONIC equation : 3H(aq)+ + NO3 (aq)- + Al(OH)3 (aq) → 3H2O(l) + Al(aq)3+ + 3NO3…

In the space provided, write the balanced IONIC and NET IONIC equation. 3. HNO, + Al(OH), -> H2O + Al(NO,)) Str. elect. ionic, insol. ionic, sol. IONIC: NET IONIC: 4. HCI + _Mg(C2H,O2)2 _MgCl2 + HC,H,O2 Str. Elect. ionic, sol. ionic, sol. wk. Elect. IONIC: 10 of 12 CHM1045L Exp. #5: ELECTROLYTES AND NONELESTROIXTES NET IONIC:

In the space provided, write the balanced IONIC and NET IONIC equation. 3. HNO, + Al(OH), -> H2O + Al(NO,)) Str. elect. ionic, insol. ionic, sol. IONIC: NET IONIC: 4. HCI + _Mg(C2H,O2)2 _MgCl2 + HC,H,O2 Str. Elect. ionic, sol. ionic, sol. wk. Elect. IONIC: 10 of 12 CHM1045L Exp. #5: ELECTROLYTES AND NONELESTROIXTES NET IONIC:

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Chapter4: Types Of Chemical Reactions And Solution Stoichiometry

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