chemical tests Flashcards

1
Q

test for ammonia

A

damps red litmus paper turns blue

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2
Q

carbon dioxide test

A

bubble through limewater, it turns milky/cloudy

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3
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chlorine test

A

Damp blue litmus paper it bleaches white

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4
Q

hydrogen test

A

hold a lighted splint in mouth of test tube, burns with a ‘squeaky pop’ sound

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5
Q

Oxygen

A

Hold a glowing splint, splint relights

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6
Q

test for lithium

A

burns red

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7
Q

sodium

A

burns yellow

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8
Q

potassium

A

burns lilac

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9
Q

calcium

A

burns Orange - red

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10
Q

Copper

A

Burns Blue - green

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11
Q

tet for ammonium

A

if its in hydroxide, ammonia gas produced damp red litmus blue

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12
Q

test for Copper (II)

A

hydroxide test, light blue precipitate formed.

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13
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Iron (II) test

A

hydroxide test, green precipitate formed.

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14
Q

test for Iron (III)

A

hydroxide test, Red-brown precipitate formed

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15
Q

test for carbonate

A

add dilute acid and test the gas realised, effervescence, gas produced is CO2 which turns limewater milky.

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16
Q

test for chloride

A

add dilute nitric acid and add silver nitrate, white precipitate formed

17
Q

test for bromide

A

acidify with dilute nitric acid and add aqueous silver nitrate, cream precipitate formed.

18
Q

test for Iodide

A

add dilute nitric acid and add aqueous silver nitrate, yellow precipitate formed.

19
Q

test for sulfate

A

add dilute nitric acid and add aqueous barium nitrate, white precipitate formed.

20
Q

chemical test for water

A

Anhydrous copper (II) sulfate turns form white to blue on the addition of water

21
Q

equation for chemical test for water

A

CuSO4 (s) + 5H20 –> CuSO4.5HsO (s)

22
Q

Hydrogen Mr

A

(2x1) = 2

23
Q

water Mr

A

(2x1) + 16 + 18

24
Q

potassium Carbonate Mr

A

138

25
Q

calcium Hydroxide Mr

A

74

26
Q

ammonium sulfate Mr

A

132

27
Q

what is a mole

A

the number of atoms, molecules or ions in a mole of a given substacne is the Avogadro contsnt.

28
Q

how can you measure mole in a mass

A

the mass number of the atom is the weight in grams of one hole mole of atoms.

29
Q

what is the number for moles

A

6.02x10 to the 23

30
Q

mass in a mole-mass calculation

A

mass = moles x Mr

31
Q

mole in mole-mass calc

A

moles = mass/Mr

32
Q

what is the mass of 0.25 moles of zinc

A

16.25

33
Q

first step of calculating reacting masses

A

moles = mass/Mr

34
Q

step 2 of calculating reacting masses

A

find the ratio of Mg to MgO using the molar ratio form the balanced equation

35
Q

step 3 of calculating reacting masses

A

calculate the mass of MgO