C12.3 - Testing for gases Flashcards

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Many of the reactions you study in chemistry do?

A

Many of the reactions you study in chemistry give off gases as a product

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Many of the reactions you study in chemistry give off gases as a product.
So what have chemists done?

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Chemists have devised:
1. Quick
2. Easy
tests to identify different gases

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What is the reaction between zinc and dilute acid a convenient way to do?

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The reaction between:
1. Zinc
2. Dilute acid
is a convenient way to make some hydrogen gas to test

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The reaction between zinc and dilute acid is a convenient way to make some hydrogen gas to test.
The word equation for zinc and dilute acid

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The word equation for zinc and dilute acid is:

Zinc + Sulfuric acid —> Zinc sulfate + Hydrogen

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The reaction between zinc and dilute acid is a convenient way to make some hydrogen gas to test..
What can you do, if you want the gas to be produced more quickly?

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If you want to gas to be produced more quickly:
1. A few crystals of copper(II) sulfate can be added
Or,
2. Magnesium can be used instead of zinc

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The positive test for hydrogen

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The positive test for hydrogen is that a lighted splint ‘pops’

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A convenient way to make some oxygen gas to test

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A convenient way to make some oxygen gas to test is the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide solution, with a little manganese(IV) oxide added as a catalyst

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Positive test for oxygen

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The positive test for oxygen is that a glowing splint relights

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When asked how to identify a given gas, what do you always do?

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When asked how to identify a given gas, you always give:

  1. The test
  2. Its result
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How can you make carbon dioxide gas to test?

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You can make carbon dioxide gas to test by reacting:

  1. Marble chips (calcium carbonate)
  2. Dilute hydrochloric acid
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You can make carbon dioxide gas to test by reacting marble chips (calcium carbonate) and dilute hydrochloric acid.
The word equation for marble chips (calcium carbonate) and dilute hydrochloric acid

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The word equation for marble chips (calcium carbonate) and dilute hydrochloric acid is:
Calcium carbonate + Hydrochloric acid —> Calcium chloride + Water + Carbon dioxide

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Positive test for carbon dioxide gas

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The positive test for carbon dioxide gas is that limewater turns milky (cloudy white)

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Why must care be taken when working with chlorine?

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Care must be taken when working with chlorine, because chlorine is a toxic gas

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Positive test for chlorine gas

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The positive test for chlorine gas is that damp blue litmus paper turns white (as it gets bleached)

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A convenient way to make some oxygen gas to test is the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide solution, with a little manganese(IV) oxide added as a catalyst.
What will it produce?

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It will produce:

  1. Oxygen
  2. Water
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