3.1.4 Qualitative Analysis Flashcards

1
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What are anions also known as?

A

Negative ipns

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2
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How can you test for carbonate ions, CO3 2- ?

A

Add strong acid to the sample
Collect the gas produced
Pass through line water

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3
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What are observations for a positive test of carbonate ions, CO3 2-?

A

Fizzing
Lime water turns cloudy

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4
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How can you test for sulphate ions, SO4 2-?

A

Add dilute hydrochloride acid and barium chloride to the sample Collect

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5
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What are the observations for a positive test of sulfate ions, SO4 2-?

A

White precipitation of barium sulfate is produced

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6
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What is the test for hairline ions?

A

Acidified AgNO3

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7
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Why do you add HNO3 to the test for hairline ions and not HCl?

A

To remove CO3 2-
Adding HCl would add Cl- ions, giving a false positive result

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8
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When testing for carbonate, sulfate and hairline ions, in which order should the tests be carried out and why?

A

Carbonate test
Sulfate test
Halide test

Because barium ions forms insolvable precipitate of BaCO3 and silver ions form insoluble precipitate of Ag2SO4

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9
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What are cations also known as?

A

Positive ions

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10
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How can you test for ammonium ions, NH4 +?

A

Add sodium hydroxide to sample and warm it
Test gas produced with red litmas paper

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