Identifikationsaufgabe für unbekannte Substanzen
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Identifizierung unbekannter Pulver anhand physikalischer und chemischer Eigenschaften
Ziel
Mehrere qualitative Tests anwenden, um unbekannte weiße Pulver zu identifizieren und dabei systematisches analytisches Denken zu entwickeln.
Hintergrund
This integrative experiment challenges students to identify unknown white powders from a set of possibilities (NaCl, NaHCO₃, CaCO₃, cornstarch, sugar, baking powder) using a battery of physical and chemical tests. Students must design their own testing sequence, demonstrating understanding of solubility, acid reactivity, flame tests, and indicator tests.
Sicherheitswarnungen
- Do not taste any unknown samples
- Wear goggles when heating or adding acid to unknowns
- Some unknowns may react vigorously with acid
Erforderliche PSA
Materialien
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Unknown powders (3–5 samples) (2 g each)Labeled A, B, C, etc.
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Dilute HCl (1M) (10 mL)For acid reactivity test
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Distilled water (100 mL)For solubility test
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Iodine solution (5 mL)Starch test
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Universal indicator (5 mL)pH test
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Cobalt chloride paper (5 strips)Water of crystallization test
Ausrüstung
Durchführung
Observe each unknown's physical appearance under magnifying glass: crystal shape, texture, color. Record observations.
Solubility test: Add 0.5 g of each unknown to 5 mL distilled water. Stir and observe if it dissolves, partially dissolves, or is insoluble.
pH test: Add 2 drops of universal indicator to the dissolved/suspended samples. Record the pH.
Acid reactivity: Add 5 drops of dilute HCl to a small amount of each dry unknown. Record any effervescence (CO₂ evolution).
Iodine test: Add 2 drops of iodine solution to each unknown dissolved in water. Record color change.
Flame test: Using a clean nichrome wire, test each unknown in the Bunsen burner flame.
Heat test: Gently heat a small amount of each unknown in an evaporating dish. Observe melting, charring, or gas evolution.
Compile all results and cross-reference to identify each unknown. Write your reasoning.
Erwartete Ergebnisse
NaCl: soluble, neutral pH, no acid reaction, yellow flame. NaHCO₃: soluble, basic pH, effervesces with acid. CaCO₃: insoluble, effervesces with acid, orange-red flame. Cornstarch: insoluble, positive iodine test. Sugar: soluble, chars on heating.
Aufräumen
Dispose of acid-reacted solutions in waste container. Clean all test tubes and glassware. Return unused unknown samples.
Details
- Kategorie
- Qualitative Analysis
- Schwierigkeit
- Intermediate (High School)
- Dauer
- 75 Min.
- Geschätzte Kosten
- $10,00
- Schritte
- 8
- Materialien
- 6