In which of these reactions in aqueous solution, does a precipitate form?
a bit confused 
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
P.s can NH2- behave as a ligand? i know that Nh3 can...
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
P.s can NH2- behave as a ligand? i know that Nh3 can...
Original post by Thisisj
a bit confused
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
is the only one
Original post by charco
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
is the only one
is the only one
are you sure??
because the options are
(1,2,3)
(1,3)
(2,4)
(4 only)
There is no option with 2 only ...
Original post by Thisisj
a bit confused
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
P.s can NH2- behave as a ligand? i know that Nh3 can...
there can be more than one answer
options are:
Be(OH)2 + XS NaOH
AlCl3 + XS Na2CO3
CuSO4 + XS NH3 (aq)
SiCL4 + XS H20
P.s can NH2- behave as a ligand? i know that Nh3 can...
nh2 does have a lone pair
yes nh2 can behave as a ligand eg h2nch2ch2nh2 but it acts as a bidentate ligand so the ligand donates 2 lone pairs of electron to the central metal ion
Original post by Thisisj
are you sure??
because the options are
(1,2,3)
(1,3)
(2,4)
(4 only)
There is no option with 2 only ...
because the options are
(1,2,3)
(1,3)
(2,4)
(4 only)
There is no option with 2 only ...
In that case they are probably counting silicic acid as a ppt:
SiCl4 + 4H2O --> H4SiO4 + 4HCl
It's a funny one because it forms a gel like structure...
Original post by hahaff
nh2 does have a lone pair
yes nh2 can behave as a ligand eg h2nch2ch2nh2 but it acts as a bidentate ligand so the ligand donates 2 lone pairs of electron to the central metal ion
yes nh2 can behave as a ligand eg h2nch2ch2nh2 but it acts as a bidentate ligand so the ligand donates 2 lone pairs of electron to the central metal ion
Original post by charco
In that case they are probably counting silicic acid as a ppt:
SiCl4 + 4H2O --> H4SiO4 + 4HCl
It's a funny one because it forms a gel like structure...
SiCl4 + 4H2O --> H4SiO4 + 4HCl
It's a funny one because it forms a gel like structure...
Thanks
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