Test for Anions Flashcards

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What is the Law of conservation of mass

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The total mass of products of a chemical reaction is the same as the total mass of the reactants

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What is the Law of Conservation of Matter

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Matter cannot be created nor destroyed, only changed from one form to another

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Describe an experiment to test for anions in chloride salt

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  1. Fill 1/4 of a test use with deionised water
  2. Add a few crystals of chloride salt
  3. Shake to dissolve
  4. Using a dropper add a small amount of silver nitrate
  5. A white cloudy precipitate should appear
  6. Add ammonia solution to fume hood
  7. Precipitate should go colourless
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Describe an experiment to test for anions using Nitrate(N03)

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  1. Add nitrate salt to 1/4 test tube of demonised water
  2. Shake to dissolve
  3. Add 1/4 test tube of iron sulphate
  4. In a fume hood add 3cm of concentrated sulphuric acid down the side of the slanted test tube
  5. A brown ring should appear in the middle of the two liquids
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Describe an experiment to test for anions in Phosphate(PO4) salt

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  1. Add phosphate salt to 1/4 test tube of deionised water
  2. Shake to dissolve
  3. Add 1/2 test tube of ammonia molybdate to it
  4. In fume hood add 5 drops of concentrated nitric acid down the side
  5. A yellow precipitate should be formed
  6. If not formed, heat to 60 degrees in water bath
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Describe a test for Sulphates(SO4) and Sulphites(SO3)

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  1. Add 1/4 test tube of deionised water wand a few salt crystals
  2. Shake to dissolve
  3. Add barium chloride
  4. Both the sulphate and sulphite should produce a white precipitate
  5. Add ccl to both
  6. The sulphite precipitate should disappear, while the sulphate should stay the same
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Describe an experiment to test for Carbonate(C03) and Hydrogencarbonates(HCO3)

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  1. Place 1cm of either salt in test tube
  2. Set up stopper on test tube, with a tube connecting into conical flask of limewater
  3. Add 1/4 test tube of hcl to test tube
  4. Fizzing should turn limewater milky
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Describe an experiment to test for C03 separately

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  1. Add Carbonate salt to 1/4 test tube of deionised water
  2. Add 1/4 test tube of magnesium sulphate
  3. A white precipitate should be observed
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Describe an experiment to test the presence of Hydrogencarbonates

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  1. Salt added to 1/4 deionised water
  2. Add 1/4 test tube of magnesium sulphate
  3. There should be no change unless heated, which would give a white precipitate
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