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    The document describes several chemical reactions and observations: 1) Adding dilute hydrochloric acid to a sample results in effervescence. Adding barium chloride afterwards produces a white precipitate insoluble in excess acid. 2) Mixing solutions of two salts results in a color change from lilac to crimson and the merging of the colors. 3) Nichrome is inert while iron reacts with hydrochloric acid, and the reactions are used to remove impurities and avoid contamination.

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    The document describes several chemical reactions and observations: 1) Adding dilute hydrochloric acid to a sample results in effervescence. Adding barium chloride afterwards produces a white precipitate insoluble in excess acid. 2) Mixing solutions of two salts results in a color change from lilac to crimson and the merging of the colors. 3) Nichrome is inert while iron reacts with hydrochloric acid, and the reactions are used to remove impurities and avoid contamination.

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    Reagent - add dil HCl


    Observation- effervescence

    Reagent- add dil HCl followed by BaCl2(aq)

    Observation- White ppt insoluble in excess acid

    3
    Lilac colour

    Crimson colour

    Merge colours

    Nichrome is inert . Iron can react with HCl

    To remove impurities
    Avoid contamination

    To convert salts in to chloride and that has low heat of vaporisation

    Electrons present in the metal ion absorb this heat energy and excited to a higher energy
    level
    But these electrons are not stable at the excited state

    Therefore they emit energy and returns to the ground level

    This emitted energy is equal to the energy in the visible region


    Yellow suspension or
    ppt
    4

    2.04

    1.41
    2.04/161 =0.012670

    1.41/18 =0.07833

    ZnSO4 : H2O
    0.0126 0.078
    0.012670/0.01267 0.07833/0.01267

    1 : 6.01
    N=6

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