[C.8] Acid, bases and salts Flashcards
Gas test for ammonia
turns damp red litmus paper blue
Gas test for carbon dioxide
turns limewater milky
Gas test for chlorine
bleaches damp litmus paper
Gas test for hydrogen
‘pops’ with a lighted splint
Gas test for oxygen
relights a glowing splint
Flame test for lithium
Red
Flame test for sodium
Yellow
Flame test for potassium
Lilac
Flame test for copper (II)
Blue - green
Test for anion carbonate
Test: add dilute acid
Result: Effervescence, carbon dioxide produced
Test for anion chloride
Test: Acidify with dilute nitrate acid & add aqueous silver nitrate
Result: White ppt.
Test for anion bromide
Test: Acidify with dilute nitric acid & add aqueous silver nitrate
Result: Cream ppt.
Test for anion nitrate
Test: add aqueous sodium hydroxide then aluminium foil
Result: Ammonia produced
Test for anion sulfate
Test: Acidify & add aqueous barium nitrate
Result: white ppt.
give 3 properties of bases
- slippery in touch.
- bitter in taste.
- pH above 7.
give 3 properties of acids
- sour taste (when edible)
- are corrosive
- pH below 7.
Cation - Test for Calcium
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾ : White ppt insoluble in excess
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: no ppt or very slight white ppt
Cation - Test for Ammonium
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: Ammonia
Cation - Test for Copper (II)
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: Light blue ppt insoluble in excess
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: Light blue ppt soluble in excess giving a dark blue solution
Cation - Test for iron (II)
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: green ppt insoluble in excess
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: green ppt insoluble in excess
Cation - Test for iron (III)
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: Red-Brown ppt insoluble in excess
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: red-brown ppt insoluble in excess
Cation - Test for Zinc
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: white ppt soluble in excess giving a colourless solution
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: white ppt, soluble in excess giving a colourless solution
Cation - Test for Zinc
Effect of NaOH⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: white ppt soluble in excess giving a colourless solution
Effect of NH3 ⁽ᵃᑫ⁾: white ppt, soluble in excess giving a colourless solution