An experiment was performed using phthalimide, sodium hypochlorite and sodium hy

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An experiment was performed using phthalimide, sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide (HCl was used to acidify the solution so pH=10). Describe and explain the possible effects of the following variations and errors.
A. The phthalimide wasnt dried completely and was allowed to sit for a week before it was used
B. The laundry bleach (used for sodium hypochlorite) came from an old bottle an its NaOCl solution was 4% instead of 6%
C. 3.0 M acetic acid was used instead of glacial acetic acid and there was no foaming after you added it An experiment was performed using phthalimide, sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide (HCl was used to acidify the solution so pH=10). Describe and explain the possible effects of the following variations and errors.
A. The phthalimide wasnt dried completely and was allowed to sit for a week before it was used
B. The laundry bleach (used for sodium hypochlorite) came from an old bottle an its NaOCl solution was 4% instead of 6%
C. 3.0 M acetic acid was used instead of glacial acetic acid and there was no foaming after you added it Describe and explain the possible effects of the following variations and errors.
A. The phthalimide wasnt dried completely and was allowed to sit for a week before it was used
B. The laundry bleach (used for sodium hypochlorite) came from an old bottle an its NaOCl solution was 4% instead of 6%
C. 3.0 M acetic acid was used instead of glacial acetic acid and there was no foaming after you added it

Explanation / Answer

A. Extra H20 molecules can be ionized.

B. The lower concentration can affect the precipitation formation.

C. The acetic acid may not be strong enough.

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