Using the following; solid NaCl, concentrated H2SO4 ,2 flat bottom flasks, thistle funnel, delivery tubes,gas jar, draw the experimental setup that would be used to prepare and collect dry chlorine?

To prepare and collect dry chlorine gas, the following experimental setup can be used:

1. Place solid NaCl (sodium chloride) in one flat bottom flask.
2. Add concentrated H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) to the other flat bottom flask.
3. Connect the two flasks with a delivery tube.
4. Attach a thistle funnel to the top of the flask containing NaCl.
5. Connect a gas jar to the delivery tube to collect the dry chlorine gas.
6. Heat the flask containing NaCl and H2SO4 mixture gently to produce the chlorine gas.
7. The dry chlorine gas will pass through the delivery tube and collect in the gas jar.

This setup allows for the preparation and collection of dry chlorine gas by the reaction between NaCl and concentrated H2SO4.

Experimental Setup:

1. Solid NaCl: Add solid NaCl to one of the flat-bottomed flasks.
2. Concentrated H2SO4: Add concentrated H2SO4 to the other flat-bottomed flask.
3. Connection: Connect the two flasks using a thistle funnel and delivery tubes.
4. Gas Jar: Place a gas jar filled with water upside down over the end of the delivery tube.

Procedure:

1. Heat the flask containing NaCl.
2. Slowly add concentrated H2SO4 to the NaCl flask through the thistle funnel.
3. Chlorine gas will be produced and bubble into the gas jar.
4. As the gas jar fills with chlorine, it will displace the water and collect the dry chlorine at the top of the jar.