Chem- Periodic properties of metals (Final)

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What produces the flame colors in this procedure?

flame color is produced by the metal only, it does not depend on the anion used

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What are the solubility rules?

Solubility decreases going down a group on the periodic table

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Know how you determined your unknowns and be able to apply those hints and rules

to identify metal ions based on their flame colors and solubility.

M2+ +X2- ----> MX(s)

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When solutions containing certain metal ions are placed in a Bunsen burner flame, a brightly colored light is often emitted. What is the light caused by?

The excitation of electrons in metal ions, which release energy as visible light when returning to lower energy states.

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Why do different metals produce different flame colors in a flame test?

each metal has a unique electron configuration that determines the energy levels of electrons. When heated, electrons move to higher energy levels and emit specific wavelengths of light as they return to original states

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What factors might influence the intensity and color of the flame produced in a flame test?

the concentration of the metal salt, the temperature of the flame, and the presence of impurities

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What would you expect if a metal does not produce a distinct flame color during the flame test?

it could indicate that the metal ion does not undergo a significant electron transition at the flame’s temperature, or the metal may not be a metal ion that emits visible light when heated

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How would you determine if a salt in your experiment is soluble or insoluble?

If the salt is soluble, it would dissolve in water, and if it is insoluble, it would remain as a solid

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How did you use the flame test to help determine the identity of your unknown metal?

producing a characteristic color that matched known flame colors associated with specific metal ions. By comparing the observed flame color to a reference chart, I could identify the metal based on its known flame emission

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What other characteristics or tests might you use in conjunction with the flame test to identify an unknown metal salt?

solubility tests