Please help me come up with a procedural outline to indentify 5 different unknowns, one from each of the listed categories.
The last picture is what I have come up with so far. Any help is appreciated!!
361 FIVE SOLUTION ANALYSIS OBJECTIVE To determine the specific unknowns present in five different unknown solutions: an acid, a base, a chloride salt, a nitrate salt, and a sodium salt. INTRODUCTION In this experiment, each student will be provided with five test tubes, each containing a solution of an unknown compound. Each tube will be labeled only with an unknown number. Each tube will contain only one compound. Each student will be given one unknown from each of the five categories below (although you will not know which is which). an acid, either HCl, HNO, or H,SO, a base, either NaOH, NH, or Na,S a chloride salt, either NaCI, BaCl, or CuCl a nitrate salt, either AgNO,Cu(NO), or Fe(NO,), a sodium salt, either Nal, Na,SO, or Na,CO, Before coming to lab, outline your analysis procedure on the supplied page in the lab manual. This should include the specific procedure for each test, information about the appearance of a positive test, and a general order for the tests. You may use any regeants present in the lab. You will not be allowed to disrupt the work of another student to compensate for a lack of preparation on your part. CAREFUL PLANNING CAN GREATLY SIMPLIFY THE PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING YOUR UNKNOWNS YOU HAVE ONLY ONE LAB PERIOD TO COMPLETE THIS EXPERIMENT.