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下列实验能达到预期目的的是

编号实验内容实验目的
A取两只试管,分别加入4ml 0.01mol/L KMnO4酸性溶液,然后向一只试管中加入0.1mol/L H2C2O4溶液2ml,向另一只试管中加入0.1mol/L H2C2O4溶液4ml,记录褪色时间。可以证明H2C2O4浓度越大反应速率越快。
B向1ml 0.2mol/L NaOH溶液中滴入2滴0.1mol/L MgCl2溶液,产生白色沉淀后,再滴加2滴0.1mol/L FeCl3溶液,又生成红褐色沉淀。可以证明在相同温度下,溶解度Mg(OH)2>Fe(OH)3
C测定等物质的量浓度的Na2SO3与Na2CO3溶液的pH,后者较大。证明了非金属性S>C
D向含有酚酞的Na2CO3溶液中加入少量BaCl2固体,溶液红色会变浅。可以证明Na2CO3溶液中存在水解平衡。
 

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答案:D

题目分析:A、两只试管中草酸的浓度几乎是相同的,所以不能证明H2C2O4浓度越大反应速率越快,A不正确;B、由于氢氧化钠在和氯化镁溶液反应时氢氧化钠过量,所以再加入氯化铁时一定产生红褐色氢氧化铁沉淀,所以不能证明在相同温度下溶解度Mg(OH)2>Fe(OH)3,B不正确;S元素的最高价是+6价,因此应该测定等物质的量浓度的Na2SO4与Na2CO3溶液的pH,如果后者较大可以证明非金属性S>C,C不正确;D、向含有酚酞的Na2CO3溶液中加入少量BaCl2固体,溶液红色会变浅,这说明溶液中OH浓度降低,这是由于碳酸钠与氯化钡反应生成了碳酸钡沉淀,从而抑制了CO32的水解,溶液的碱性降低,D正确,答案选D。

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