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4.2.4 - Other reactions with halides Flashcards

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1
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What precipitate is formed when chloride ions react with silver nitrate solution?

A

White

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What precipitate is formed when bromide ions react with silver nitrate solution?

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Cream

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What precipitate is formed when iodide ions react with silver nitrate solution?

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Yellow

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4
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Are Chloride ions soluble or insoluble in dilute aqueous ammonia?

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Soluble

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Are Bromide ions soluble or insoluble in dilute aqueous ammonia?

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Insoluble

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6
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Are Iodide ions soluble or insoluble in dilute aqueous ammonia?

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Insoluble

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7
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Are chloride ions soluble or insoluble in concentrated ammonia?

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Soluble

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8
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Are bromide ions soluble or insoluble in concentrated ammonia?

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Soluble

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9
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Are Iodide ions soluble or insoluble in concentrated ammonia?

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Insoluble

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10
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Why do we add ammonia in this test?

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To distinguish between similar colours

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What will happen if the ions are soluble in ammonia when ammonia is added to distinguish the halide present?

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The solution will turn colourless

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12
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What are the reagents for testing for halides?

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Silver nitrate solution
Dilute nitric acid

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13
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Why is dilute nitric acid added before testing for halides?

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To remove anions especially carbonates

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14
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Why can’t you add silver nitrate to test for fluoride ions?

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Silver fluoride is soluble

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15
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What happens if a halide is soluble in ammonia?

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The solution turns colourless.
From its original colour e.g white, cream and yellow

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16
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What is formed when hydrogen halides react with water?

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Acidic solutions

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