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Chemical testing Flashcards

1
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Test and result for HYDROGEN

A
  • hold a burning splint over a burning tube with the gas in it
  • squeaky pop heard if hydrogen present
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Test and result for OXYGEN

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  • place a glowing splint into test tube of gas

- will relight if oxygen present

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Test and result for CARBON DIOXIDE

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  • bubble gas through limewater

- limewater turns cloudy

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4
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Test and result for AMMONIA

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  • add sodium hydroxide solution
  • heat
  • test with damp litmus paper
    red litmus paper turns blue if ammonia present
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5
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Test and result for CHLORINE

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  • place damp litmus paper into boiling tube of gas

- litmus paper is bleached and turns white

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6
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Describe how to carry out a flame test

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Take a sample of the metal on a wire and put it in a flame, the flame will turn a specific colour, showing what metal it is

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7
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What is the flame colour of lithium

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red

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8
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What is the flame colour of sodium

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yellow

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9
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What is the flame colour of potassium

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lilac

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10
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What is the flame colour of calcium

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orange/red flame

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What is the flame colour of copper

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blue-green flame

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12
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How to test for cations using precipitation reactions

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  • slowly add small amounts of sodium hydroxide solution and note what colour the precipitate formed is
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13
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Colour of precipitate of copper (II)

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blue

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14
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Colour of precipitate of iron (II)

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green

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15
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Colour of precipitate of iron (III)

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rust-coloured

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16
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Colour of precipitate of ammonium

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No precipitate, forms ammonia gas, then test gas to confirm (litmus paper turns blue)

17
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How to test for halide ions

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  • First add dilute nitric acid, followed by silver nitrate solution
18
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Why is nitric acid added to test for halide ions

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to remove carbonate impurities

19
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Colour of precipitate of chloride ion

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white/colourless precipitate of AgCl

20
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Colour of precipitate of bromide ion

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cream precipitate of AgBr

21
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Colour of precipitate of iodide ion

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yellow precipitate of AgI

22
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How to test for anions (sulphates)

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First add dilute hydrochloric acid, followed by barium chloride solution

23
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Colour of precipitate of BaSO4

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white/colourless precipitate

24
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How to test for anions (carbonates)

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First add dilute hydrochloric acid which will create carbon dioxide, this can be bubbled through limewater and if goes cloudy then carbonate present

25
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How to test for water (chemical test)

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add white anhydrous copper (II) sulphate and if water is present then copper sulfate goes from white to blue

26
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How to test for water (physical test)

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measure boiling point (100*)

27
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What is a cation

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a positively charged ion

28
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What is an anion

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a negatively charged ion

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