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analysis (further) Flashcards

1
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(metal ions) FLAME TEST lithium

A

crimson (red)

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(metal ions) FLAME TEST sodium

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yellow

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3
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(metal ions) FLAME TEST potassium

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lilac

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(metal ions) FLAME TEST calcium

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red

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5
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(metal ions) FLAME TEST barium

A

green

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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE aluminium

A

white precipitate

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7
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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE calcium

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white precipitate

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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE magnesium

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white precipitate

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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE copper

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blue precipitate

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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE iron2

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green precipitate

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11
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(metal ions) ADD SODIUM HYDROXIDE iron3

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brown precipitate

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12
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(nonmetal ions) carbonates

A

add acid, fizz/cloudy

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13
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(nonmetal ions) sulphates

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add barium chloride in nitric acid, white precipitate

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14
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(nonmetal ions) halides add silver nitrate CHLORIDE

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white precipitate

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15
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(nonmetal ions) halides add silver nitrate BROMIDE

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cream precipitate

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16
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(nonmetal ions) halides add silver nitrate IODIDE

A

yellow precipitate

17
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Do strong acids fully or partially ionise in solution?

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fully

18
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Do weak acids fully or partially ionise in solution?

A

partially

19
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How do we test for weak/strong acids?

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add magnesium, strong acids fizz a lot

20
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What does a titration measure?

A

concentration of an unknown acid

21
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What is the method of a titration? (5)

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1) fill burette with alkali
2) put 25cm3 of acid in flask (pipette)
3) add indicator
4) add alkali to acid whilst swirling
5) stop when indicator changes colour

22
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What is a reversible reaction?

A

go forwards and backwards until they reach equilibrium

23
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What is equilibrium?

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when the forwards reaction=the backwards reaction

24
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At equilibrium, what do the amount of chemicals on each side do?

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remain constant

25
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If we heat it up where does it shift to?

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endothermic direction to lower the temperature

26
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If we cool it down why does it move in the exothermic direction?

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to raise the temperature

27
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If we increase the pressure where does it shift to?

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the side with the most molecules on

28
Q

Finish the equation for making ammonia: N2 + 3H2 =

A

2NH3

29
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Where do we get nitrogen from? (haber process)

A

air

30
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Where do we get hydrogen from? (haber process)

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natural gal

31
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What are the ideal conditions to make a high yield of ammonia?

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200 atmospheres, 450 degrees, iron catalyst

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