DILUTING AND CREATING SOLUTIONS LAB!
Today in class we had a lab where we had to create a solution of Copper Chloride with a concentration of O.1 M and then compare to samples\ Mr.Doktor set up. The solution that matched the solution you create (in terms of colour/shade) is the winner!
Materials:
- Beaker
- Graduated Cylinders
- Stir Rod
- Test Tube Stand
Procedure:
- Tke about 5g of Copper Chloride and place it into a plastic dish
- Take your plastic dish and pour the copper chloride onto a piece of wax paper
- Take the wax paper and place it on your weighing scale
- Weigh and record the total mass of the copper chloride
- Put 25 mL of water in a graduated cylinder
- Take 0.336g from the recorded amount of copper chloride with your scoopula
- Put 0,336g of copper chloride into the 25mL of water
- Slowly stir the solution with a stir rod
- Compare with Mr.Doktors solution and choose the closest shade of blue that matches yours
- Repeat the procedure 3 times for consistent results
NECESSARY MATH:
0.025L x (.1mol/L\) x (134.5g/mol) = o.336g
Dont have any copper chloride? Well you could always....
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