Question

4a. Considering the solubility rules for Group I metal carbonates, what are the possible outcomes when your sample is mixed with water? b. What will happen to the carbonate in solution if you add a second solution that contains an alkaline carth metal? c. Considering the answer to 4b, what general type of reaction would you perform to determine the number of moles of one of the ions? d. Will you be able to measure the number of moles directly? If not, what will you measure after this reaction that will allow you to determine the number of moles? e. What ionic compound would you choose to react with the unknown Group I metal carbonate to perform this reaction? Why? (Some groups may have different answers.) f. Write a balanced equation for the reaction you described in parte.

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