(a) The following apparatus is found in a laboratory. Write in the table the letter of the apparatus most suitable for the purpose. purpose apparatus --- --- removing $25.0\text{ cm}^3$ of a liquid from a container measuring $60\text{ cm}^3$ of a liquid as a titrating flask separating a precipitate from a solution (b) The diagrams show three methods for collecting gases. Which method X, Y or Z is suitable for collecting a gas which is (i) less dense than air and soluble in…

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Q17MUse of Techniques, Apparatus and MaterialsExperimental ContextsFree sample

(a)

The following apparatus is found in a laboratory.

Fig. 1.1

Write in the table the letter of the apparatus most suitable for the purpose.

purpose	apparatus
removing $25.0\text{ cm}^3$ of a liquid from a container
measuring $60\text{ cm}^3$ of a liquid
as a titrating flask
separating a precipitate from a solution

(b)

The diagrams show three methods for collecting gases.

Fig. 1.2

Which method X, Y or Z is suitable for collecting a gas which is

(i)

less dense than air and soluble in water,

______

(ii)

more dense than air and soluble in water,

______

(iii)

insoluble in water?

______

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