the Chemical Changes experiment (E3) on copper, which of the steps can be omitted if our goal is only to obtain dry copper(I) oxide lid? O a. Decanting and adding sulfuric acid to dissolve black precipitate O b. Addition of NAOH to Cu(NO3)2 solution O c. Filtering and heating until dry and fully black Od. Boiling of previous solution until black Clear my choice

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d. The purity of KHP standard was taken as 100% when in actual it was not.
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A 10.00 ml sample of Y(OH)2 was titrated to the stoichiometric point with 14.50 mL of 0.2345 M H2X. The total
number of moles of Y(OH)2 is
O a. 0.0034
O b. 0.00469
O c. 0.00034
O d. 0.0068
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Transcribed Image Text:apacit d. The purity of KHP standard was taken as 100% when in actual it was not. Clear my choice A 10.00 ml sample of Y(OH)2 was titrated to the stoichiometric point with 14.50 mL of 0.2345 M H2X. The total number of moles of Y(OH)2 is O a. 0.0034 O b. 0.00469 O c. 0.00034 O d. 0.0068 Clear my choice
In the Chemical Changes experiment (E3) on copper, which of the steps can be omitted if our goal is only to obtain dry copper(II) oxide
solid?
a. Decanting and adding sulfuric acid to dissolve black precipitate
b. Addition of NaOH to Cu(NO3)2 solution
c. Filtering and heating until dry and fully black
O d. Boiling of previous solution until black
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The concentration of the sodium hydroxide titrant is determined with the use of KHP as primary standard because
KHP is:
a. is a low molecular weight substance.
O b. is non-hygroscopic.
O c. readily absorbs atmospheric moisture.
d. comes in a highly concentrated form.
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Transcribed Image Text:In the Chemical Changes experiment (E3) on copper, which of the steps can be omitted if our goal is only to obtain dry copper(II) oxide solid? a. Decanting and adding sulfuric acid to dissolve black precipitate b. Addition of NaOH to Cu(NO3)2 solution c. Filtering and heating until dry and fully black O d. Boiling of previous solution until black Clear my choice The concentration of the sodium hydroxide titrant is determined with the use of KHP as primary standard because KHP is: a. is a low molecular weight substance. O b. is non-hygroscopic. O c. readily absorbs atmospheric moisture. d. comes in a highly concentrated form. Clear my choice
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