a. Assume you are given a water, H2O, solution and told that it contains either hydrochloric acid, HCl or sodium chloride, NaCl. Describe how you could determine which of these is present.
b. Assume that you are given a H2O solution that contains either sodium hydroxide, NaOH or sodium chloride, NaCl. Describe how you could determine which is in solution.
a) HCl is an acid but NaCl is just a salt. So, we will use indicator. We will use blue litmus paper as indicator.
Take a blue litmus paper and dip it into a solution. If a colour of blue litmus paper does not change , then it means solution contain NaCl.
But if a colour of blue litmus paper change from blue to red. Then it means solution contain HCl.
b) NaOH is base but again NaCl is just a salt. Again we will use indicator. But this time indicator is red litmus paper.
NaCl do not give any change in colour of red litmus paper.
But if a colour change from red to blue , then means there is NaOH in a solution.
I hope you understand everything well.
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