3.4 Further Analysis and quantitative chemistry Flashcards

1
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In the flame test, calcium has what colour?

A

Yellow-red

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2
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What is the colour from the flame test of copper?

A

Green-blue

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3
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Wha metal gives a lilac flame?

A

Potassium

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4
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In the flame test, what is the colour given by sodium?

A

Orange

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5
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Do you test for halides

A

Add a dilute nitric acid then silver nitrate

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6
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Why do you have to add nitric acid to a halide solution when analysing it

A

Because all other acids will react with the silver nitrate making a white precipitate

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7
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Name three halides and what colour precipitates are formed

A

Chloride Cl- : a white precipitate
Bromide Br- : a cream precipitate
Iodine I- : a yellow precipitate

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8
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What two substances do you add to a solution to see if it contains sulphate ions

A

Dilute hydrochloric acid thence barium chloride

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9
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What will be formed if sulphate ions are present and you have added hydrochloric acid and barium chloride

A

A white precipitate will form

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10
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The colour brick red is given from what metal flame test?

A

Lithium

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11
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In the flame test, what metal has a pale green flame?

A

Barium

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12
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Why do we use a white tile in titrations?

A

To help see a colour change

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13
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When do we stop repeating measurements for titrations?

A

When concordant results are achieved.

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14
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How do you convert a number from cm^3 to dm^3?

A

Divide the number by 1000

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15
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What indicator is often used in titrations?

A

Phenolphthalein

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16
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What colour is the pricipitate when testing Cloride ions?

A

White

17
Q

What do you add to a solution you believe has carbonate ions in to know for sure

A

A dilute acid for example hydrochloric

18
Q

What will happen when an acid is added to a solution with carbonate ions

A

It will fizz and co2 will form

19
Q

How can you test if co2 has been formed when adding an acid to a possible carbonate solution

A

By connecting the test tube to another holding limewater the CO2 will turn the lime water cloudy

20
Q

What are the three negative ions you need to know the tests for for gcse

A

Carbonates
Halides
Sulphates