Test-Tube Tests Flashcards

1
Q

What does Bromine Water test for?
Observation?

A

Alkene
Orange - Colourless

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2
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Why does Bromine water go colourless?

A

Electrophilic addition of Br2 to alkene

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What does acidified K2Cr2O7 test for?
Observation?

A

Primary Alcohol, Secondary Alcohol, Aldehyde
Orange - Green

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4
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Why is there a colour change in K2Cr2O7?

A

Cr2O7(2-) reduced to Cr(3+) when alcohol/aldehyde oxidised

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5
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What does Tollen’s reagent test for?
Observation?

A

Aldehydes
Silver mirror forms

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6
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Why does Tollen’s reagent form silver mirror?

A

Ag+ in Tollens reagent is reduced to Ag when aldehyde oxidised

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What does Fehling’s solution test for?
Observation?

A

Aldehydes
Brick red precipitate forms

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8
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Why does Fehling’s solution form a precipitate?

A

Fehling’s solution reduced when aldehyde oxidised

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9
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What does Sodium Carbonate test for?
Observation?

A

Carboxylic Acid
Effervescence

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10
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Why does Sodium Carbonate cause effervescence?

A

Forms CO2

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11
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What tests for Ba2+?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

H2SO4
White precipitate
Formation of BaSO4 (s)
Ba(2+) + SO2(2-) —-> BaSO4

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12
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What tests for SO4(2-)?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

Acidified BaCl2
White precipitate
Formation of BaSO4 (s)
Ba(2+) + SO2(2-) —-> BaSO4

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13
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What tests for Mg2+?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

NaOH
White precipitate
Formation of Mg(OH)2
Mg2+ + 2OH- —-> Mg(OH)2

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14
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What tests for OH-?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

MgCl2
White precipitate
Formation of Mg(OH)2
Mg2+ + 2OH- —-> Mg(OH)2

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15
Q

What tests for Cl-?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

AgNO3
White precipitate
Formation of AgCl
Ag+ + Cl- —-> AgCl

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16
Q

What tests for Br-?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

AgNO3
White precipitate
Formation of AgBr
Ag+ + Br- —-> AgBr

17
Q

What tests for I-?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

AgNO3
White precipitate
Formation of AgI
Ag+ + I- —-> AgI

18
Q

What tests for AgCl?
Observation?
Equation?

A

Dilute NH3
AgCl precipitate dissolves
AgCl + 2NH3 —-> [Ag(NH3)2]+ + Cl-

19
Q

What tests for AgBr?
Observation?
Equation?

A

Concentrated NH3
AgBr precipitate dissolves
AgBr + 2NH3 —-> [Ag(NH3)2]+ + Br-

20
Q

What tests for NH4+?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

Heat with NaOH
Gas released turns damp red litmus paper blue
Formation of NH3 (g)
NH4+ + OH- —-> NH3 + H2O

21
Q

What tests for CO3(2-)?
Observation?
Reason for Observation?
Equation?

A

Acid (any) (HNO3 works best)
Effervescence
Formation of CO2 (g)
2H+ + CO3(2-) —-> H2O + CO2 (acid+carbonate base —-> salt+water+CO2)