Trial Temperature (C) Precipitate formed (Y/N) 1 0 Y 2 10 Y 3 25 Y 4...
| Trial | Temperature (C) | Precipitate formed (Y/N) |
| 1 | 0 | Y |
| 2 | 10 | Y |
| 3 | 25 | Y |
| 4 | 45 | N |
| 5 | 60 | N |
Table 2. Température effect on calcium oxalate solubility
Question 1: What would be a reasonable research hypothesis for this experiment?
Question 2: Based on the results from Table 2, what is the temperature effect on calcium oxalate solubility?
Question 3: Based on the results from Table 2, would calcium oxalate be soluble at 20 C? What about 50 C?
Question 4: Based on the results from Table 2, would calcium
oxalate be soluble at 30 C? Why or why not?
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Homework Answers
1) Effect of Temerature on Solubility
2) As seen at lower temperature , the precipitate is formed and at higher temperature precipitate hence solubility increases with increse in temperature.
3) at 20 `C precipitate will be formed hence will not be soluble
at 50 `C , precipitate is nor formed so is soluble
4) It will not be soluble at 30 `C because it forms precipitate at 25 `C and is completely soluble at 45 `C , we can assume that it will not besoluble ,,to know exactly we need to do the ecperiment at 30`C
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