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Prepare and collect dry samples of chlorine and ammonia gas. Also, identify a thermometer and calculate the temperature change from the provided readings.

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c) To prepare and collect dry samples of chlorine and ammonia gas:

  • For chlorine gas (Cl2(g)\text{Cl}_2(\text{g})): Chlorine is denser than air, so it is collected by downward delivery (upward displacement of air).
  • For ammonia gas (NH3(g)\text{NH}_3(\text{g})): Ammonia is less dense than air, so it is collected by upward delivery (downward displacement of air).

d) (i) Name the apparatus:
The apparatus shown is a thermometer.

d) (ii) Complete the table below:

  1. Read the temperature before addition from the first thermometer.

    The thermometer shows the mercury level at the 8th mark after 26, which is 26.8 °C26.8 \text{ °C}.

  2. Read the temperature after addition from the second thermometer.

    The thermometer shows the mercury level at the 2nd mark after 33, which is 33.2 °C33.2 \text{ °C}.

  3. Calculate the temperature change.

    Temperature change = Temperature after addition - Temperature before addition

    Temperature change=33.2 °C−26.8 °C\text{Temperature change} = 33.2 \text{ °C} - 26.8 \text{ °C} Temperature change=6.4 °C\text{Temperature change} = 6.4 \text{ °C}

    The completed table is:

    Temperature after addition33.2 °C33.2 \text{ °C}
    Temperature before addition26.8 °C26.8 \text{ °C}
    Temperature change6.4 °C\boxed{\text{}6.4 \text{ °C}}
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