Chemical Reactions (DSE) Flashcards

1
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Mg2+

A

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2
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Ag2+

A

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3
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Cu2+

A

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4
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Fe3+

A

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5
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Fe2+

A

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6
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Pb2+

A

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7
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Zn2+

A

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8
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Precipitation with NaOH/ NH3:
Al3+

A

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9
Q

What turns blue litmus paper red

A

acid (blood)

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10
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What turns red litmus paper blue

A

alkali

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11
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Fe displace Cu

A

Brown solid
Solution turns paler (lighter in colour)

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12
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Zn displace Cu

A

Brown solid
Solution turns paler

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13
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Mg displace Cu

A

Colorless bubbles
Brown solid

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14
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Zn displaces Fe

A

Solution turns paler

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15
Q

Mg displaces Fe

A

Colourless bubbles form

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16
Q

Mg displace Zn

A

Colorless bubbles

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17
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Potassium

A

Lilac

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18
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Sodium

A

golden yellow flame

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19
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Heating/ Burning:
Calcium

A

red flame, white solid

20
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Magnesium

A

burn with a very bright white light, and a white powder forms

21
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Aluminum

A

a white powder forms

22
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Zinc

A

Form a yellow powder when heated
White powder when cooled

23
Q

Heating/ Burning:
Iron

A

yellow sparks, black solid form

24
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Heating/ Burning:
Lead

A

orange powder when hot
yellow powder when cool

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Heating/ Burning: Copper
black powder formed on the surface
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Heating/ Burning: Mercury
red powder forms on the surface
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Give the warning label of hydrogen gas
Explosive, flammable
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Give the warning label of ethanol
Flammable
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Give the warning label of unburnt hydrocarbon
Carcinogenic
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Give the warning label of chlorine gas
Toxic
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Give the warning label of concentrated sulphuric acid
Corrosive, oxidizing
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Give the warning label of concentrated hydrochloric acid
corrosive
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How to test for chloride ion
Add **acidified** silver nitrate white ppt form
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How to test for sulphate ion.
Add acidified barium chloride white ppt form
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How to test for water (apart from dry cobalt (II) chloride paper)
anhydrous (dry) copper (II) sulphate turns from white to blue
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How to test for water ?
dry cobalt (II) chloride paper turns from blue to pink
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Heating alone: PbO
yellow solid
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Heating alone: CuO
black solid
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Heating alone: ZnO
white solid
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Heating alone: Fe2O3
black solid
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Heating alone: Ag2O
brown solid
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Heating CuO with carbon
Brown solid is formed
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Heating PbO with carbon
silver solid formed Pbo changes from yellow to orange
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Heating Fe2O3 with carbon
silvery solid formed
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Heating ZnO with carbon
Silvery solid formed ZnO changes from white to yellow