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1
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product of metal carbonate

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metal oxide + carbon dioxide

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2
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product of metal hydrogen carbonate

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metal carbonate + carbon dioxide + water

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3
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product of metal hydroxide

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metal oxide + water

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4
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Decomp

A

heat reactant in boiling tube with bung, tube goes into test tube of limewater

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5
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Catalytic decomp

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water forms with oxygen bubbles, warm, to test for oxygen, do glowing splint test. catalyst present, no heat needed

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Iron + sulfur —> iron sulfide

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grey/black + yellow gas –> black/grey iron sulfide,

magnetic to non-magnetic, thru bright glow

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7
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colour of copper oxide

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black

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8
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colour of sodium + chlorine gas –> sodium chloride

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shiny grey + yellow/green –> white crystals

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hydrogen + oxygen –> water

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explode w/ small flame, loudy squeaky pop. Condensation of colourless liquid form on tube

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sulfur + oxygen –> sulfur dioxide

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yellow solid, burns with blue flame forming colourless gas

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Testing for different ions in one solution

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To test for presence of A and B ions, find out what other ions go with A and B to form a ppt. Add the new ions to both A and B, it’ll form 1 ppt, 1 solution, the ppt will be incl either A or B depending on if they form ppt or not, then try with new (2) to confirm other unknown ion.

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Testing for different ions in unknown solutions using other given solutions

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Add solution A to all unknowns and find out which form ppt and which don’t, then you know which ion it contains out of the unknown. Add solution B to the remaining unknowns to see what forms ppt which you can identify the ions in which solution.

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Testing for different ions in one solution using given solution and a metal

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Add metal to unknown, if metal is more reactive than unknown ion, reaction occurs, so we know the unknown ion is A. When do it again, if less reactive, no reaction so we know what the other unknown ion is present. To confirm, add given solution to unknown and depending on colour of ppt or if it even forms one, we know the ion present.

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14
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colour of copper carbonate/copper chloride

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CuCO3 green decomp, blue green solid/solution, the CC’s are multi coloured

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15
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colour of lead oxide

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yellow

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16
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colour of zinc oxide

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yellowy green when hot, cools to white

17
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colour of copper in displacement

A

reddy brown

18
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iron + oxygen gas –> iron oxide

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iron glows red hot from heating and sparks in flame, black solid forms

19
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carbon + oxygen –> carbon dioxide

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black non-metal solid burns w/ yellow flame to make CO2

20
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magnesium + oxygen –> magnesium oxide

A

shiny grey metal burns w/ bright white light making grey white ash

21
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copper hydroxide

A

green to black in thermal decomp

22
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iron + chlorine –> iron chloride

A

green yellow gas with grey iron glows bright orange form brown solid