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Describe a process to make pure,dry crystals of salt from a metal oxide and dilute acid

-Add acid to beaker


-Warm acid


-Add metal oxide


-Stir


-Continue adding untill metal oxide is in excess



-Filter, using filter paper and funnel


-To remove excess metal oxide



-Heat solution in evaporating basin to crystallisation point


-Leave to crystallise


-Pat with filter paper

Why do alkene batteries eventually stop working

The reactant/electrolyte is used up

Why are alkene batteries not rechargeable

Reaction is not reversable

Why cannot electrolysis happen with a solid electrolyte

-Electrolyte is solid


-So ions cannot move

How should the apparatus be changed, with reason

-Use a measuring cylinder


-To measure volume of gas

Describe trend

-Hydrogen increased at a constant rate


-Chlorine did not increase at a constant rate


-Collection rate of chlorine accelerated

Why would titanium chloride not be expected to be liquid at room tempreture

-Metal chlorides are ionic


-So high melting point


-Because strong forces between ions

Why can an acid be both strong and dilute

-Strong = Completely ionised in aqueous solution


-Dilute = Small amounts of acid per unit volume