Compare And Contrast The Concentration Of Reaction Between Sodium Chloride And Iodide

All reactants were colourless with the exception of iron (II) chloride, which has a yellowy orange colour. The products for the reaction sodium chloride and silver nitrate formed precipitates, and the colour during the chemical reaction turned white with the production of bubbles. The solution was translucent, having a cloudy appearance to it. However, after the reaction, the solution gradually turned transparent. Silver nitrate and potassium iodide, when combined, turned into the colour of neon yellow. It was opaque and precipitates were created as well. The colour changed to a milky yellow after the chemical reaction. When iron (III) chloride and sodium hydroxide mixed together, it formed a dark orange solution. There were orange circular
precipitates visibly formed in the solution. The translucent white solution having a cloudy appearance was the production of sodium carbonate reacting with calcium chloride. This mixture of substances also created white precipitates. Sodium chloride and potassium nitrate did not show any reactions nor did it change from its usual transparent state.