2(h) Chemical Tests Flashcards

1
Q

Test for Oxygen

A

Insert glowing splint into test tube
Positive result: Relights

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2
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Test for Hydrogen

A

Lit splint in test tube
Positive result: Burns with squeaky pop -> hydrogen in air reacts with oxygen to form water

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3
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Test for Carbon Dioxide

A

Bubble gas through limewater
Positive Result: colourless -> cloudy (calcium carbonate white precipitate)

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4
Q

What is Limewater

A

Calcium Hydroxide

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5
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Test for Chlorine gas

A

Damp blue litmus paper
Positive Result: Red then bleach white

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6
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Test for Ammonia

A

Damp red litmus paper
Positive Result: Blue

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7
Q

How to chemically clean wire for flame test

A

Dip nichrome wire in concentrated HCl
Put wire in hot part of blue roaring flame of bunsen burner
Repeat till flame burns cleanly

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8
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How to carry out a flame test

A

Dip nichrome wire in concentrated HCl
Dip into solid sample
Put into hot part of blue roaring flame
Observe colour

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9
Q

Colours of ions in flame test
Li+
Na+
K+
Ca2+
Cu2+

A

Li+ is red
Na+ is yellow
K+ is lilac
Ca2+ is orange-red
Cu2+ is blue-green.

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10
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Test for NH4+

A

Add sodium hydroxide
Gently warm and test gas evolved with damp red litmus paper.
Ammonia gas produced = blue

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11
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How to identify cations (Cu2+, Fe2+ and Fe3+) using sodium hydroxide

A

Add sodium hydroxide solution to a sample solution.

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12
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Precipitation reaction: Cu2+

A

Blue precipitate

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13
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Precipitation reaction: Fe2+

A

green precipitate, brown on standing

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14
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Precipitation reaction: Fe3+

A

brown precipitate

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15
Q

How to identify anions: Test for SO4 2-

A

Add few drops of dilute HCl
Add barium chloride solution
Positive result: White precipitate

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16
Q

How to identify anions: Test for CO3 2-

A

Add few drops of dilute HCl
Positive result: Fizzing, can test for CO2 with limewater

17
Q

How to identify anions: Halide ions (Cl-, Br-, I-)

A

Add few drops of nitric acid
Add silver nitrate

Cl- = white
Br- = cream
I- = yellow

18
Q

Test for the presence of water using anhydrous copper(II) sulfate

A

Add anhydrous copper sulfate
Positive Result: Blue

19
Q

Physical test to show whether a sample of water is pure

A

Heat
Positive Result: If it boils at 100 degrees celsius