Chemistry Flashcards
Test for calcium (Ca2+)
sodium hydroxide: white ppt, insoluble in excess
ammonia: no ppt
Test for copper(II) (Cu2+)
sodium hydroxide: light blue ppt insoluble in excess
ammonia: light blue ppt, soluble in excess, forming a dark blue solution
Test for Zinc (Zn2+)
Both: white ppt, soluble in excess, forming a colorless solution
Test for Ammonia gas (NH3)
damp red litmus paper turns blue)
Test for Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Bubble gas into limewater, white ppt formed. ppt dissolves in excess CO2
Test for Chlorine (Cl2)
Bleaches damp litmus paper
Test for Hydrogen (H2)
Extinguishes lighted splint with a ‘pop’ sound
Test for Oxygen (O2)
Relights a glowing splint
Test for Carbonate (CO3,2-)
add dilute acid, effervesence and carbon dioxide produced
Test for Chloride (Cl-)
add dilute nitric acid and aq silver nitrate: white ppt
Test for Nitrate (NO3-)
add aq sodium hydroxide, aluminum foil and warm. Ammonia produced
Test for Sulfate (SO4, 2-)
add dilute nitric acid and aq barium nitrate. White ppt formed
Test for Aluminum (Al3+)
sodium hydroxide: white ppt, soluble in excess giving it a colorless solution
aq ammonia: white ppt, insoluble in excess
Test for Ammonium (NH4+)
sodium hydroxide: ammonia produced on warming
3 Examples of Acids
- Hydrochloric acid (HCl)
- Nitric acid (HNO3)
- Sulfuric acid (H2SO4)
dm^3 = cm^3
1dm^3 = 1000cm^3
volume of gas (dm^3)
number of moles x 24dm^3
find mol using volume and concentration
volume x concentration = mol
find mol using mass
mass (given) / Mr (periodic table)
examples of alkali
hydroxides or ammonia
physical properties of acids (4x)
- sour taste
- conducts electricity when dissolved in water to form a solution
- Ph<7
- blue litmus paper turns red
acid reactions (3x)
- acid + metal => salt + hydrogen
- acid + carbonate => salt + carbon dioxide + water
- acid + alkali (base) => salt and water neutralization
properties of alkali (4x)
- bitter taste
- slippery and soapy
- red litmus paper turns blue
- dissolve in water to form solution that conducts electricity
alkali reactions (2x)
- alkali + acid = salt + water neutralization
- alkali + ammonium salt (NH4+) = salt + ammonia + water