During the laboratory preparation and isolation of nitrogen gas from atmospheric air, a student must pass atmospheric air through several reagents in a specific sequence to remove impurities. What is the correct order of steps to isolate nitrogen gas from atmospheric air, starting from the initial removal of carbon(IV) oxide to the final collection of the gas?
- 1Pass atmospheric air through concentrated potassium hydroxide () or sodium hydroxide () solution to absorb carbon(IV) oxide ().
- 2Bubble the gas mixture through concentrated tetraoxosulfate(VI) acid () or over fused calcium chloride () to absorb water vapor.
- 3Pass the dried gas mixture over red-hot copper turnings in a heated combustion tube to absorb oxygen ().
- 4Collect the unreactive residual nitrogen gas (containing approximately 1% noble gases) over water in a gas jar.
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The correct sequence to isolate nitrogen gas from atmospheric air is: 1. Pass air through concentrated caustic alkali solution (/) to remove . 2. Pass the gas through concentrated to remove water vapor. 3. Pass dry gas over red-hot copper turnings to remove . 4. Collect the remaining nitrogen gas over water.
Atmospheric air consists primarily of (78%), (21%), (0.03%), water vapor, and noble gases. To isolate nitrogen, impurities are removed according to chemical reactivity: is removed first by neutralisation with an alkali (), moisture is absorbed by a dehydrating agent (concentrated ), oxygen is removed by reduction of red-hot copper turnings to , and the remaining nitrogen gas (mixed with trace noble gases like argon) is collected over water.
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Laboratory Isolation of Nitrogen from Atmospheric Air
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