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    Combining cations and anions can form new neutral compounds. The independent variable was combining different cations and anions, while the dependent variable was the formation of new compounds. Observations were recorded for reactions between 7 chemicals with 2 drops each in a data table. Binary ionic compounds form when a cation and anion combine, while ternary compounds contain more than one cation or anion. The net charge of ionic compounds is always zero because the cation and anion charges balance out. Reactions were identified by observations of color changes or precipitates forming. Chemicals that did not react showed no visible signs of a reaction. Conclusions discussed the formation of ionic compounds and referred to results in the data table

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    Combining cations and anions can form new neutral compounds. The independent variable was combining different cations and anions, while the dependent variable was the formation of new compounds. Observations were recorded for reactions between 7 chemicals with 2 drops each in a data table. Binary ionic compounds form when a cation and anion combine, while ternary compounds contain more than one cation or anion. The net charge of ionic compounds is always zero because the cation and anion charges balance out. Reactions were identified by observations of color changes or precipitates forming. Chemicals that did not react showed no visible signs of a reaction. Conclusions discussed the formation of ionic compounds and referred to results in the data table

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    Combining cations and anions can form new neutral compounds. The independent variable was combining different cations and anions, while the dependent variable was the formation of new compounds. Observations were recorded for reactions between 7 chemicals with 2 drops each in a data table. Binary ionic compounds form when a cation and anion combine, while ternary compounds contain more than one cation or anion. The net charge of ionic compounds is always zero because the cation and anion charges balance out. Reactions were identified by observations of color changes or precipitates forming. Chemicals that did not react showed no visible signs of a reaction. Conclusions discussed the formation of ionic compounds and referred to results in the data table

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    Forming Ionic Compounds Lab Report

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    Forming Ionic Compounds

    Title:The effect of combining a cation with an anion on forming compounds.

    Problem Statement: How can combining a cation with an anion form a compound?

    Hypothesis: If combining a cation with an anion, then a new neutral compound can be formed,
    because the charges are equal to zero

    Variables:
    Independent – combining cations with anions
    Dependent – forming compounds
    Constant – 2 drops of each chemical (if your group used 3 drops, write 3 instead of 2)

    Materials:
    7 pipettes
    7 test tubes
    1 chemplate
    List all 7 chemicals used and the # of drops for each (example, 2 drops of Ag(NO 3)

    Procedures:
    1. Draw the data table provided for you
    2. Put your safety equipment, gloves and goggles on.
    3. Mix two (if you used 3, write 3 instead of 2) drops of each chemical indicated on your
    table. Make sure you place them in the correct slots.
    4. Answer the analysis questions.

    Data Table:
    -copy the data table
    -you must have 3 items in each box (your observations, the formula of the new substance and
    the name of the new substance). If no reaction occurred, please right, no reaction.

    Observations (qualitative)
    -Refer to the data table for the observations (example, Ag(NO3) combined with Na2(CO3) to form
    a yellow substance, if that’s the case of course.) Write an observation for each reaction that
    occurred and if no reaction occurred, please indicate which chemicals when combined, did not
    react.
    Data Analysis Questions: Q/A
    -Answer the following questions. Questions and Answers
    Analysis Questions:
    1. How are binary and ternary ionic compounds formed?
    2. What is the net charge of every ionic compound? Explain.
    3. Which chemicals reacted? How can you tell?
    4. Which chemicals did not react? Why not?

    3 conclusion paragraphs – (Keep in mind that no conclusion = D, if you have everything else.)
    -please indent all 3 paragraphs
    -refer to the data table, observations, as well as the analysis questions for your major findings.
    -use the appropriate vocabulary terms such as cation, anion, polyatomic ion, ternary
    compound, etc. in your conclusion paragraphs.

    It is 35% of your GRADE

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