Question

Dose anyone can help this ? https://lss.brainhoney.com/Resource/13453840,40,0/Assets/CHEMx-HS-U10/b/labs/resources/docs/CH_6C_handsonlab_instructions.pdf

Answer 1

ok what do you need help on

Answer 2

How do I do this lab?
@prowrestler

Answer 3

whats questions do you have... or do you not know how to do the whole thing

Answer 4

@ChaseFFS i cant help you if you don't respond to me

Answer 5

No, I don't know how to do whole thing......
@prowrestler

Answer 6

ok can you stay with me though

Answer 7

It tells you how to do this step-by-step in the lab procedure starting on the 4th page.

Answer 8

yes @prowrestler

Answer 9

@prowrestler I understand that you mentioning me was most likely an accident.

Answer 10

yea it was srry

Answer 11

Ah. that's fine.

Answer 12

so wil you help me ?
@prowrestler

Answer 13

yes I will

Answer 14

ok lets do this

Answer 15

@prowrestler

Answer 16

ok what do you need hep on hun

Answer 17

this lab
@prowrestler

Answer 18

ok... lets go through it first read the first part

Answer 19

read the introduction ok

Answer 20

Okay @prowrestler

Answer 21

i did @prowrestler

Answer 22

fast reader.. ok

Answer 23

do you see the pre lab questions

Answer 24

yes @prowrestler

Answer 25

what does the first question say

Answer 26

Which chemical, originally produced from the ashes of plants, is essential for making soap?

Answer 27

Which chemical, originally produced from
the ashes of plants, is essential for
making soap? @prowrestler

Answer 28

that answer is in the first part lets find it ok

Answer 29

is it Alkali? @prowrestler

Answer 30

look at the first page

Answer 31

"In ancient times, lye was produced in a variety of ways, but usually involved leaching salts from plant ashes, such as wood-ash to extract potash (potassium carbonate) or soda ash (sodium carbonate). Combining soda ash with lime (calcium oxide) produces lye."

Answer 32

do you think it s Iye

Answer 33

lye (sodium hydroxide).

Answer 34

Yes. @prowrestler

Answer 35

ok put that as your answer but put it in a complete sentence such as--

" The chemical originally produced from the ashes of plants, that is essential for making soap would be lye (sodium hydroxide)."

Answer 36

okay, thank you @prowrestler

Answer 37

still need help

Answer 38

yes lol @prowrestler

Answer 39

ok...:);)

Answer 40

lets read the next question

Answer 41

sorry...
What has happened to a chemical that is in an aqueous form?
@prowrestler

Answer 42

what do you think it is

Answer 43

H20(aq) -----> 2H+ + 0 2-
compound is dissolved in water.
@prowrestler

Answer 44

CORRECT!!!;)

Answer 45

yes!
next question
@prowrestler

Answer 46

A precipitation reaction could be used to find soluble ions.
is this right ?
@prowrestler

Answer 47

Its Correct.. what do you think

Answer 48

idk thats why Im asking you lol
@prowrestler

Answer 49

I read it from this sentence... im trying to see if you are paying attention;)----

A precipitation reaction is one way that chemists analyze an ionic compound to determine the presence of certain water soluble ions.

Answer 50

are you writing all this stuff down?

Answer 51

yes @prowrestler

Answer 52

and next two question, I have no idea how to do it... @prowrestler

Answer 53

ok lets see...

Answer 54

what are the questions

Answer 55

Red LD test solution added to Epsom salt solution:
@prowrestler

Answer 56

i think i have to do lab huh......
@prowrestler

Answer 57

yeppp you do

Answer 58

its an easy lab ;)

Answer 59

just read them step by step and if you have and questions just ask me ok?

Answer 60

yes!!!!
Thank you very much for the help.
@prowrestler

Answer 61

ok..your welcome.. can I have a medal hun;)

Answer 62

just click best response

Answer 63

I think I did already :) @prowrestler

Answer 64

ok thanks

Answer 65

are you doing ok here?

Answer 66

yeah :)
@prowrestler