2.6 reactions of ions in aqueous solution Flashcards
what happens in a hydrolysis reaction of a M2+ ion
1+ ion is formed and H3O+
solubility of metal(II) and metal (III) hydroxides
both hydroxides are insoluble so form precipitates
describe acidity of aqueous ions solutions
the higher the charge of the ion, the more acidic as there is a stronger pull between the oxygen and the electrons weakining the O-H bond
test tube reaction of Fe2+, Cu2+, Fe3+ and Al 3+ with OH- and NH3
Fe2+ = green solution to green precipitate
Cu2+ = blue solution to blue precipitate
Fe3+ = yellow solution to brown precipitate
Al3+ = colourless solution to white precipitate
test tube reaction of Al3+ with excess OH-
redisolves from a white precipitate to a colourless solution
test tube reaction of Cu2+ with excess NH3
blue precipitate to a dark blue precipitate
test tube reaction of Fe2+, Cu2+, Fe3+ and Al3+ with NaCO3
Fe2+ = green solution to green precipitate
Cu2+ = blue solution to blue precipitate
Fe3+ = yellow solution to brown precipitate with fizzing
Al3+ = colourless solution to white precipitate