anions Flashcards
carbonate test and observation
A little of salt solution is treated with
dil.Hcl
Brisk effer vescence with the
evolution of colorless odorless
gas
carbonate confirmatoin
1) The above gas is passed through 1 ml of
lime water taken in a test tube and shaken
well (Lime water turns milky)
2) A little of the salt solution is treated
with Bacl2 solution
(A white precipitate is obtained
which is soluble in dil.Hcl)
Test for Accetate(CH3COO
A little of salt is rubbed with dil.H2So4
smell of vinegar
Conformatory test for Acetate
1) A little of the salt solution is treated
with neutral ferric chloride solution
(A deep red coloration is obtained)
Test for chloride(cl-)
A little of the salt is warmed with
con.H2So4
(A colorless gas fuming in air gives
dense white fumes when a glass
rod dipped in NH4oH is shown in
the mouth of the test tube)
chloride Confirmatory Test
Conformatory Test
1)A little of the salt is heated with
con.H2so4 and Mno2
2)A little of the salt solution is acidified
with dil.Hno3 and then Agno3 solution
is added
Test for Sulphate
A little of the salt solution is diluted
with dil.Hcl and then BAcl2 added to
the above solution
White precipitate is obtained
sulphateConfirmatory Test
Confirmatory Test
1)To a little of the above precipitate
excccess of dil.Hcl is added
The precipitate is insoluble
2)A little of the salt solution acidified
with acetic acid and then lead acetate
solution is added
A white precipitate is obtained
Test for nitrate (No3-)
A little of the salt is heated with
conc.H2So4 and then paper balls are
added
Reddish brown fumes are evolved
nitrate confirmatory test
Confirmatory test
1)A little of salt mixed with equal
volume of freshly prepared ferrous
sulphate solution and shaken well
con.H2so4 is then added to this
mixture along the walls of the test
tube
A brown ring is formed at the
junction of the two