chemical analysis Flashcards

1
Q

test for chlorine (CL2)

A

Damp blue litmus paper held over gas
Turns from blue/red to white
(bleaching agent)

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2
Q

test for ammonia NH3

A

Red Litmus paper in gas turns blue

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3
Q

name 8 cations

A

Li+
Na+
K+
Ca2+
Cu2+
Fe2+
Fe3+
NH4 +

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4
Q

Flame colour for lithium

A

red

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5
Q

Flame colour for sodium

A

yellow

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6
Q

Flame colour for copper

A

blue-green

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6
Q

Flame colour for potassium

A

lila

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7
Q

Flame colour for Calcium

A

orange-red

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7
Q

what is the regular colour of a bunsen flame flame

A

non-luminous blue flame

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8
Q

what precipitate does iron II make

A

green

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8
Q

How to conduct a flame test

A

Dip a piece of nichrome / platinum wire into hydrochloric acid.
These wires don’t colour the flame, and the acid cleans the wire.
Dip the wire into a sample of solid or solution.
This causes some of the sample to stick onto the wire.
Place the tip of the wire into a non-luminous Bunsen flame.

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9
Q

what precipitate does copper II make

A

blue

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10
Q

what precipitate does ammonium make

A

no precipitate just gas = red to blue litmus

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10
Q

what precipitate does iron III make

A

brown

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11
Q

What is the method for the reaction of copper or iron II or iron III with NaOH

A

Place about 1cm cubed of the salt solution to be tested in a test tube.
Slowly add drops of 0.5 mol dm-3 sodium hydroxide until you observe a change.
Then continue to add more sodium hydroxide and record your observations.

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12
Q

What is the method for the reaction of ammonium with NaOH

A

With ammonium place about 1cm cubed of the solution to be tested in a test tube.
Add about 2cm3 of the sodium hydroxide solution to it
Place the test tube in a beaker of warm water and hold a piece of damp red indicator to the mouth of the tube

13
Q

Name 5 anions

A

CO3 2-
SO4 2-
Cl-
Br-
I-

14
Q

which a 3 anions are hallides

A

Chloride
Bromide
Iodide

15
Q

test for carbonate and result

A

Dilute HCl
Look for effervescence
Limewater test of gas
Effervescence with HCl and cloudy limewater

16
Q

test for sulphate and result

A

Dilute HCl
Test with Barium chloride
No effervescence with HCl

White precipitate

17
Q

test for chloride and result

A

Dissolve sample in water
Add dilute nitric acid
Add silver nitrate solution

White precipitate

18
Q

test for bromide and result

A

Dissolve sample in water
Add dilute nitric acid
Add silver nitrate solution

cream precipitate

19
Q

test for bromide and result

A

Dissolve sample in water
Add dilute nitric acid
Add silver nitrate solution

20
Q

Two chemical tests for water

A

Anhydrous copper sulphate = white –> blue

or

anhydrous cobalt chloride paper = blue –> pink

21
Q

why is nitric acid required in the halide experiment

A

to prevent false positives