When following your flow chart, all chemical testing will take place in
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During the testing days, clean up includes
How do you get your flow chart approved or ask a question during testing days?
If you want to indicate that a precipitate forms in a reaction, which symbol do you use?
If you want to indicate that a gas forms in a reaction, which symbol do you use?
In a flow chart, what shape is used for a yes/no question?
In a flow chart, what shape is used when you have identified a chemical?
If you run out of room when flow charting, what symbol do you use to continue your flow chart elsewhere?
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Which of the following will your teacher check when looking at a completed flow chart?
Which of the following would help you determine if ions are present in a solution?
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What gas is formed when the solubility table says 'FIZZ'?
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Check all the insoluble ionic compounds.
For the next set of questions, be sure to write proper formulas including parentheses and subscripts as needed.
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BaCl2 + NaHCO3 are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
MgSO4 + Na2SO4 are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
Pb(NO3)2 + KI are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
NaOH + CoCl2 are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
KI + NaOH are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
CuSO4 + NaHCO3 are combined.
What is the formula & color of the precipitate that forms? If no precipitate forms, type NOR.
Write the formula for a white precipitate that is slightly soluble.
Write the formula for a yellow precipitate.