Choose the correct answer from the following answer options….

Choose the correct answer from the following answer options.    A solution is experimentally determined to have a pH of 11 and, as such, would be [basic1]. Using the universal indicator, the solution yields a [blue1] color. You expect the solution to be the product that is formed from the reaction of water with [metaloxide1].  

You are given a solution, which contains any or all of the i…

You are given a solution, which contains any or all of the ions shown below. You performed the following tests on separate portions of this solution with the indicated results. Based on this information, mark each ion below as P (present), A (absent), or U (undetermined).    Reagents Added   –>    Observations (a) Solution was turned basic with NH3 followed by the addition fo 2 drops of catechol violet reagent –> Solution formed a white, jelly-like precipitated and the then turned blue-green in color.  (b) Solution was acidified with 4M HNO3 followed by the addition of 0.1M AgNO3 –> White precipitate formed (c) Concentrated ammonia is added –> Solution appears clear, colorless (d) Solution was acidified with 4M HNO3 followed by the addition of (NH4)2MoO4 and heat –> Yellow precipitate formed   Fe3+ [unknown1]  Cu2+ [absent2]  Al3+ [present3] Cl- [present1]  SCN- [unknown2] CO32- [unknown3]  SO42- [unknown4] PO43- [present2] 

In Experiment 1: Chemical and Physical Properties and Change…

In Experiment 1: Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes, we performed the following experiment: 10 grams of salt was dissolved in 20 mL of water in a small beaker. The beaker was placed on a hot plate and heated to boiling. When all was boiled off, a crusty white precipitate remained.   (a) The salt dissolving in the water was what type of change? [physical1] (b) The water boiling off was what type of change? [physical2]