Chapter 4, Problem 4.103QP

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Identification given common house hold compounds are should be described.

Concept introduction:

• The precipitate is formed, when two chemical solutions are mixed together is called precipitation reaction.
• The formed precipitate is insoluble in aqueous solution mixture, that is why it is comes out in the form of precipitate to the solution.
• The chemical compound, which is completely dissociated to give ions in water this solution conducts electricity, is known as strong electrolyte.
• The chemical compound, which is not completely dissociated to give ions in water this solution conducts electricity, is known as weak electrolyte.
• The chemical compound, which is completely dissolved in water to give a solution and this solution, does not conducts electricity is known as non- electrolyte.
• The electrical conductivity water of is increases by increasing ions.
• The reaction between acid and carbonate bases to give the salt, Carbon dioxide and water.
• The formed salt is having anionic part from acid and cationic part form a carbonate bases.
• The reaction between acid and base to give a salt is known as acid base reaction.
• The formed salt is having anionic part from acid and cationic part form a base.