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    The document is a chemistry worksheet about forming insoluble salts. It aims to practice exam questions, consolidate knowledge of precipitate formation, and describe experiments. The questions cover the basic procedure for forming an insoluble salt like silver chloride (AgCl), identifying precipitates formed from reactions like lead nitrate and potassium iodide, and describing an experiment to prepare lead (II) sulfate.

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    IGCSE Chemistry Insoluble Salt Preparation

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    IGCSE Chemistry: Insoluble Salt

    Preparation
    Priority Learning
    Worksheet

    Name: Date:

    Question: 1 2 3 Total
    Marks: 6 4 6 16
    Score:

    Aims of this worksheet:

    • Practicing exam style questions.


    • Consolidating knowledge on the formation of precipitates.
    • Practicing describing experiments.

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    1. (a) What is the basic procedure to form an insoluble salt? (2 marks)

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    (b) Explain how to make silver chloride. Write a balanced chemical equation to aid your
    answer. (3 marks)

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    (c) What type of reaction is this called? (1 mark)

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    2. (a) What is a precipitate? (1 mark)

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    (b) Name the precipitate formed when we react lead(II) nitrate and potassium iodide. (1 mark)

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    (c) Name the precipitate formed when we react copper(II) nitrate and potassium bromide. (1 mark)

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    (d) Name the precipitate formed when we react iron(II) nitrate and sodium fluoride. (1 mark)

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    3. Describe an experiment to prepare a pure, dry sample of lead(II) sulphate. (6 marks)

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