chemical tests 4.6 Flashcards

1
Q

test for hydrogen

A

squeaky pop

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2
Q

test for oxygen

A

relights a glowing splint

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3
Q

test for water

A

anhydrous copper sulfate changes from white to blue

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4
Q

test for pure water

A

bp is 100 degrees

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5
Q

test for carbon dioxide

A

bubble through lime water, clear to cloudy

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6
Q

test for chlorine

A

damp blue litmus, blue to white

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7
Q

test for ammonia

A

red litmus, red to blue

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8
Q

what are cations

A

positive ions

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9
Q

how to conduct a flame test

A

dip a piece of platinum wire into hydrochloric acid
dip the wire into a sample of solid or solution
place the tip of the wire into Bunsen flame

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10
Q

red flame

A

lithium Li+

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11
Q

yellow flame

A

sodium Na+

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12
Q

lilac flame

A

potassium K+

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13
Q

orange/red flame

A

calcium Ca2+

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14
Q

blue/green flame

A

copper Cu2+

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15
Q

what is sodium hydroxide used to test for

A

Cu2+, Fe2+, Fe3+

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16
Q

how to conduct a sodium hydroxide test

A

dissolve the sample in water
add a few drops of NaOH

17
Q

blue precipitate (NaOH)

A

Cu2+

18
Q

green precipitate (NaOH)

A

Fe2+

19
Q

brown precipitate (NaOH)

A

Fe3+

20
Q

how does a sodium hydroxide test work

A

if one of the ions is present, a metal hydroxide precipitate forms

21
Q

how to conduct an ammonium test

A

dissolve the sample in water
add some NaOh and warm it
test the gas with damp red litmus paper
red to blue

22
Q

what are anions

A

negative ions

23
Q

what is the test for halide ins

A

silver nitrate test

24
Q

how to conduct the silver nitrate test

A

dissolve the sample in water
add nitric acid
add silver nitrate
if halide ions are present a precipitate forms

25
Q

what does the silver nitrate test test for

A

Cl-, Br-, I-

26
Q

white precipitate (AgNO3)

A

Cl-

27
Q

cream precipitate (AgNO3)

A

Br-

28
Q

yellow precipitate (AgNO3)

A

I-

29
Q

how to test for carbonates

A

add hydrochloric acid, look for effervescence
if there is effervescence, bubble through lime water
turns limiter cloudy CO32-

29
Q

how to test for carbonates

A

add hydrochloric acid, look for effervescence
if there is effervescence, bubble through lime water
turns limiter cloudy CO32-

30
Q

how to test for sulfates

A

add hydrochloric acid, look for effervescence
if there is no effervescence, add Barium Chloride solution
white precipitate will form if sulfates are present

31
Q

sulfates

A

So4 2-

32
Q

carbonates

A

CO3 2-