jablonkagroup/corral-environment-tasks huggingface dataset:
Task: qualysis_lvl1_01_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_01_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_01_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_01_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_01_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_10_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_10_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_10_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_10_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_10_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_02_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_02_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_02_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_02_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_02_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_03_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_03_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_03_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_03_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_03_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_04_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_04_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_04_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_04_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_04_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_05_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_05_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_05_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_05_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_05_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_06_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_06_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_06_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_06_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_06_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_07_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_07_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_07_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_07_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_07_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_08_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_08_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_08_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_08_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_08_sub5
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Perform any confirmatory tests if needed, then state the identity of the unknown salt in the sample.
Submission format: A string containing the identified cation and anion in JSON format. Examples: '{"cation": "Na+", "anion": "Cl-"}' or '{"cation": "Ca+2", "anion": "HCO3-"}' or '{"cation": "NH4+", "anion": "HPO4-2"}'
Task: qualysis_lvl1_09_sub1
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: You are given 20 mL of an unknown sample solution which is created by dissolving an unknown, pure inorganic salt in distilled water. Your task is to perform tests and experiments on the sample using the given tools and reagents, and use the resulting observations to deduce the identity of the unknown salt. You will perform a systematic analysis, broken down into the following subtasks:
1. Narrow down the list of possible cations based on initial tests.
2. Identifying the cation with confirmatory reagent tests.
3. Narrow down the list of possible anions based on the identified cation and sample's pH.
4. Identifying the anion with confirmatory reagent tests.
Most experiments will consume a portion of the involved solutions, including the unknown sample. If you run out of the sample, you cannot perform any tests that use it but you can keep experimenting with other solutions in the Inventory from the previously performed tests. NOTE: All solutions are at room temperature.
Start by narrowing down the list of possible cations; only use information from: sample's color, sample's flame test, sample's chloride test, sample's hydroxide test.
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible cations.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_09_sub2
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the cation.
Submission format: Identity of the cation in the sample.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_09_sub3
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: Based on the identified cation and the sample's color and pH, narrow down the list of possible anions.
Allowed tools: possible_anions, check_inventory, checkout_color, measure_pH
Submission format: Comma-separated string of the narrowed down list of possible anions.
Task: qualysis_lvl1_09_sub4
Environment: wetlab (level_1 subtask)
Description: If needed, perform further tests to identify the anion.
Submission format: Identity of the anion in the sample.