Chapter 3 - Earth’s Resources and Testing Gases Flashcards

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How do you test for Hydrogen

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  • place zinc and hydrochloric acid in a canicular tube
  • bung with delivery tube into a water tray
  • the delivery tube exits into an upside down test tube
  • the reaction between zinc and hydrochloric acid forms hydrogen gas
  • hydrogen is collected in the upside down test tube
  • light a splint and then place it in the test tube
  • positive test = splint pops when placed in test tube
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How do you test for oxygen

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  • zinc + dilute hydrochloric acid in a canicular tube
  • boiling tube placed over the entrance of tube
  • this collects the gas
  • light and then blow out a splint
  • immediately, place the splint in the boiling tube
  • positive test = splint relights
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How do you test for carbon dioxide

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  • marble chips + dilute hydrochloric acid in test tube
  • delivery tube into a test tube with limewater
  • positive result = limewater turns cloudy
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How do you test for different positive ions (flame test) (5)

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Lithium - crimson 
Sodium - yellow 
Calcium - red/orange 
Copper - green 
Potassium - lilac
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How do you test for negative Carbonate ions

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If you add dilute acid to a carbonate, it will fizz, producing carbon dioxide, the delivery tube is ends in a limewater test tube. If the result is positive, the limewater will go cloudy

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How do you test for halide negative ions

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Chlorine + dilute nitric acid + silver nitrate —> white
Bromine + dilute nitric acid + silver nitrate —> cream
Iodine + dilute nitric acid + silver nitrate —> yellow

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What is a pure substance

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A substance which only contains one element

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8
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What is the formula for the retention factor

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Distance moved by substance
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Distance moved by solvent

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How do you identify a pure substance

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By the temperature they boil at. If the solution boils at its predicted temperature, it means it is pure

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What is a finite resource

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A resource that will eventually run out

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What are 3 examples of finite resources

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  1. Metal ores
  2. Crude oils
  3. Limestone
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12
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What is a renewable resource

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A resource that generate energy from natural resources and is unlimited

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