7.8 Qualitative Ionic Analysis Flashcards
what is an “element’s spectrum”
characteristic patten of wavelengths absorbed and emitted (frequencies)
the motion of ions in an ionic compound solution
move freely around because ion-dipole attraction to water is stronger than the ion-ion salt attraction
precipitation reaction forms when…
mixed ions create ion-ion attraction that’s stronger than water’s ion-dipole attraction
STEP 1 cation: what forms white precipitate with chloride
Pb2+ and Ag+
STEP 1.5 cation: how to tell Pb2+ and Ag+ apart
(1) AgCl goes violet on standing
(2) add OH- so AgOH is brown and Pb(OH)2 is white
(3) add I- so AgI is lemon yellow and PbI2 is canary yellow
STEP 2 cation: what forms white precipitate with sulphate
Ba2+ and Ca2+
STEP 2.5 cation: how to tell Ba2+ and Ca2+ apart
flame test. Ba2+ is white, Ca2+ is orange
STEP 3 cation: determine precipitate colours of remaining cations after adding OH-
Mg2+
Cu2+
Fe2+
Fe3+
Mg2+ white
Cu2+ blue
Fe2+ green turning brown
Fe3+ brown
(cations) how to identify Mg2+ from Ba2+ and Ca2+
reaction with SO4(2-) is aqueous
as Ksp gets bigger, the solubility…
increases
what are complex ions
small molecules/ions attach themselves to a central cation (usually a transition metal)
what are ligands
the surrounding molecules/ions of a central cation.
acts as an electron pair donor
what is coordinate covalent bond
the name of bond between metal ion and ligand
how are coordinate covalent bonds formed
when empty orbitals of the metal cation accepts a lone pair of electrons from each ligand
STEP 1 anion: add acid, and whichever bubbles is…
carbonate