Experiments for 'hydroxyl amine hydrochloride'
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Results for 'hydroxyl amine hydrochloride':
EXPERIMENT 1
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When a solution of copper sulfate is added to a solution of hydroxyl ammonium
chloride in dilute solution of NaOH, then a dirty green precipitate is formed.
At some places the precipitate becomes yellow. When the liquid is shaken, then
all of the precipitate dissolves and a colorless liquid is obtained. On
standing, a thin layer of solid material is formed on the surface of the
liquid. This layer has a dirty green color.
Hydroxyl amine reduces copper(II) at high pH and a colorless complex of
copper(I) is formed, which at really high pH becomes unstable with formation of
hydrous copper(I) oxide.
EXPERIMENT 2
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Bromine reacts vigorously with hydroxyl ammonium ion. A lot of colorless gas is
produced in this reaction.
EXPERIMENT 3
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Hydroxyl ammonium ion and nitrite ion, when brought together give rise to
formation of dinitrogen oxide and under certain condition also NO can be
formed.
EXPERIMENT 4
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Sodium periodate reacts violently with hydroxyl amine hydrochloride in aqueous
solution.
EXPERIMENT 5
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Hydroxyl ammonium ion and bromate ion react with each other, but with a delay.
Once the reaction starts, it is EXTREMELY violent.
End of results for 'hydroxyl amine hydrochloride'