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    PDPR 11.10.

    2022

    KEY WORDS FOR EXPERIMENT PROCEDURE


    Chemical measurement Suggested/suitable range of chemical quantity
    CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES (LIQUID) Basic range of volume:
    Alcohol / water / 25 - 250 cm3 (25 cm3 / 100 cm3 commonly used )
    Depends on apparatus:
    Test tube : 5 cm3
    Burette : 50 cm3
    Conical flask: 25 / 50 /100 cm3
    Beaker : 10 / 50 / 100 / 250 cm3 ( depends on size)
    SOLID CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES 5 – 10 g
    POWDER / GRANULES / CHIPS
    Mass of solid / marble chips/powder/granulated
    SOLUTION FORM OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES 0.2 – 2.0 mol dm-3 (normally 1.0 mol dm-3)
    Dilute solution: 0.1 / 0.01 mol dm-3
    Concentration of solution Common solution: 1.0 mol dm-3
    ConVO = Concentration + Volume Concentrated solution: 2.0 mol dm-3
    Concentration of acid / alkali / salt solution
    ** Electrolysis: 0.0001 mol dm-3 - dilute

    KEY WORDS FOR PROCEDURE

    No Key word Substances Apparatus


    Measure ? cm3 of ……………………. Measuring cylinder
    Temperature of ……………. thermometer
    Weight ? g of ………… Electronic balance
    Pour VOLUME AND CONCENTRATION XXX solution Beaker
    Conical flask
    Add Substances Beaker / conical flask
    POWDER (mass = 2g / 5g/ ) / test tube
    Solution
    25 cm-3 of 1.0 mol dm-3 hydrochloric acid
    50 cm-3 of 1.0 mol dm-3 copper(II) sulphate
    solution
    Fill Water (full / half full) basin
    Stir Mixture / solution Glass rod
    Clean Metal // magnesium ribbon Sand paper
    Filter filtrate filter paper
    Coil Iron nail
    Complete Circuit Connecting wire
    Deliver Gas produced Delivery tube
    Rinse Salt produced Distilled water
    Drop 2-3 drops of indicator / substance in U-tube dropper
    Test Litmus paper /
    wooden splinter
    Collect Gas produced Test tube
    Dip Electrode / metal plate / carbon rod Into the electrolyte
    Clamp Retort stand /
    burette
    Shake / Swirl
    Heat strongly / warm
    Immerse
    Observe and record
    Repeat
    QUESTION 1:

    QUESTION 2:

    QUESTION 3:
    HOMEWORK : (9:00AM-9:30AM)

    QUESTION 1:

    QUESTION 2:

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